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Read labels, call the company and follow your mommy gut. Everyone has a different opinion about things(i.e. McD's french fries), do what you feel comfortable with. I heard cocoa puffs were ok, I haven't bought any. I did buy cocoa pebbles and can't find anything wrong with their label but I should call on them too.

So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!!

What do I do now?????

Manda

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Read labels, call the company and follow your mommy gut. Everyone has a different opinion about things(i.e. McD's french fries), do what you feel comfortable with. I heard cocoa puffs were ok, I haven't bought any. I did buy cocoa pebbles and can't find anything wrong with their label but I should call on them too.

So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!!

What do I do now?????

Manda

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Read labels, call the company and follow your mommy gut. Everyone has a different opinion about things(i.e. McD's french fries), do what you feel comfortable with. I heard cocoa puffs were ok, I haven't bought any. I did buy cocoa pebbles and can't find anything wrong with their label but I should call on them too.

So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!!

What do I do now?????

Manda

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Don't know anything except what was on the Clan site. I'm

wondering if this is one of those cases where they just " found " out

about a supplier OR if they just don't want to get into issues if

someone decides to test their product for wheat under the new labeling

laws?

I just thought that I'd give people a heads up since there were

several posts about breakfast cereal and snacks lately.

Joy

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So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!! What do I do now????? Manda __________________________________________________

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So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!! What do I do now????? Manda __________________________________________________

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So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!! What do I do now????? Manda __________________________________________________

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Even Clan 's message said as long as it doesn't list wheat it

is GF. Just always check labels. This is a good example of how

ingredients are constantly changing.

Ah, for the good old days, when I, like most most people in the world,

was blissfully unaware of the fact that ingredients are constantly

changing. :) This group, though, is PAINFULLY AWARE of that.

Sue in Denver

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> So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I

bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at

the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that

did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!!

> What do I do now?????

> Manda

>

> __________________________________________________

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Even Clan 's message said as long as it doesn't list wheat it

is GF. Just always check labels. This is a good example of how

ingredients are constantly changing.

Ah, for the good old days, when I, like most most people in the world,

was blissfully unaware of the fact that ingredients are constantly

changing. :) This group, though, is PAINFULLY AWARE of that.

Sue in Denver

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> So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I

bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at

the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that

did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!!

> What do I do now?????

> Manda

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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Even Clan 's message said as long as it doesn't list wheat it

is GF. Just always check labels. This is a good example of how

ingredients are constantly changing.

Ah, for the good old days, when I, like most most people in the world,

was blissfully unaware of the fact that ingredients are constantly

changing. :) This group, though, is PAINFULLY AWARE of that.

Sue in Denver

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> So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I

bought alot of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at

the label to make sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that

did contain wheat .I thought I was safe!!!!

> What do I do now?????

> Manda

>

> __________________________________________________

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I eat fruity pebbles a couple times a week. I did call about 7 months

ago and was told fruity and coco pebbles were safe.

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> Read labels, call the company and follow your mommy gut. Everyone

has a

> different opinion about things(i.e. McD's french fries), do what

you feel

> comfortable with. I heard cocoa puffs were ok, I haven't bought

any. I did buy cocoa

> pebbles and can't find anything wrong with their label but I should

call on

> them too.

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> So now I am totally confused. Being a newbie mom of a gf child,I

bought alot

> of the Cocoa Puffs cereals which I meticulously looked at the label

to make

> sure there was no wheat. There were many boxes that did contain

wheat .I

> thought I was safe!!!!

> What do I do now?????

> Manda

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