Posted on 11.5.12
Since some our clients have gluten restrictions, we try to offer them gluten-free breakfast options in their deliveries. Our supply of gluten-free cereal is running low — could you help us replenish it?
Here are some suggestions for finding gluten-free cereal at the supermarket:

– Most varieties of Chex are gluten-free. If they are, the front of the box will say “Gluten Free” in big text.

– There is a gluten-free version of Rice Krispies, which will also have a large label on the box. Note: regular Rice Krispies are not gluten-free.

– Organic food sections of grocery stores usually have a few gluten-free cereals from a variety of brands. Bob’s Red Mill is a popular option.
Many thanks for your help! Contact our dietitian Gwen if you have any questions.

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