Re: French Toast Crunch Cereal

[Guest guest]

Hi Terry,

I live in Westford, Mass. I just found it at the Billerica, Mass Market

Basket. I would think most of the Market Basket stores would have it. I

just got some tonight, it is really good :-)

April

[Guest guest]

On Fri, 06 Apr 2001 23:02:07 -0000 Beeda111@... writes:

> Hi Everyone

>

> I was wondering if anyone has found the French Toast Crunch

>

> cereal by General Mills at there local HFS or grocery store??

* Terry, I haven'y found it either here on Long Island

*

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[Guest guest]

Found mine at Super Walmart. My son refused to eat it but it tasted good to

me!!

Dawn Montiel

Educational Consultant for Discovery Toys

Hi Everyone

I was wondering if anyone has found the French Toast Crunch

cereal by General Mills at there local HFS or grocery store?? I live

in Shrewsbury Massachusetts and cannot find it anywhere. I just E-

mailed General Mills incase nobody has been able to find it anywhere.

[Guest guest]

This must be one of those foods that we just have to wait until it gets to

our region. Let's hope that it is a success in KC so the rest of us might

get some.

Betty

----- Original Message -----

> French Toast Crunch is available everywhere in KC. My

> son has been eating it for months. >

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/7/01 12:15:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

kelzmom@... writes:

> Can someone list the ingredients, because there was a post from General

> Mills saying that none of their cereals are gluten free, so I was wondering

> what the ingredients were. Thanks!

>

> Debbie, Utah

> --

>

>

I have the double box from BJ's and the very first ingred. is whole wheat! So

unless BJ's got some different version I don't see how these could be GF.

Debbie

[Guest guest]

I'm sorry, but I would still have to consider it a cross-contam risk. I

guess if you know how your child reacts to an infringement, you could try it

and see.

Pat

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/7/01 11:52:58 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

adsampson76@... writes:

> Are you confusing French Toast Crunch with Cinnamon

> Toast Crunch? Wheat is not listed at all on my box of

> FTC, but I know that wheat is the first ingred. in

> CTC.

> Sampson

>

Yep! You are absolutely right. That is what I did and I am very sorry. I

feel like I have been in such a fog since n has been diagnosed alittle

over a month ago,which we didn't believe since we weren't present for the

eval. but neurologist confirmed it this past Mon. I am still in mourning and

feel so sad.

Then the more I read about all the intolerances these children have the more

I think what am I getting myself into? I am just plain scared out of my

wits. I am attending a seminar on Autism at the Atlantic City convention hall

on May 4th and 5th and hopefully that will help as well but I feel like a

teeny weeny goldfish dropped into the vast ocean.

I assume many of you can relate.

Debbie

[Guest guest]

Debbie,

I can relate.

Phyllis

Re: French Toast Crunch Cereal

> In a message dated 4/7/01 11:52:58 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> adsampson76@... writes:

>

>

> > Are you confusing French Toast Crunch with Cinnamon

> > Toast Crunch? Wheat is not listed at all on my box of

> > FTC, but I know that wheat is the first ingred. in

> > CTC.

> > Sampson

> >

>

> Yep! You are absolutely right. That is what I did and I am very sorry. I

> feel like I have been in such a fog since n has been diagnosed

alittle

> over a month ago,which we didn't believe since we weren't present for the

> eval. but neurologist confirmed it this past Mon. I am still in mourning

and

> feel so sad.

> Then the more I read about all the intolerances these children have the

more

> I think what am I getting myself into? I am just plain scared out of my

> wits. I am attending a seminar on Autism at the Atlantic City convention

hall

> on May 4th and 5th and hopefully that will help as well but I feel like a

> teeny weeny goldfish dropped into the vast ocean.

> I assume many of you can relate.

> Debbie

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I found it in all of the local grocery stores. My kids devoured it.

a

> Hi Everyone

>

> I was wondering if anyone has found the French Toast Crunch

> cereal by General Mills at there local HFS or grocery store?? I live

> in Shrewsbury Massachusetts and cannot find it anywhere. I just E-

> mailed General Mills incase nobody has been able to find it anywhere.

[Guest guest]

I used to see it in the stores all the time and I did purchase it

occassionally a while ago but now that I've been looking for it I haven't

been able to find it and I live in Plymouth. They used to have it in all the

stores. I guess they must know we are looking for it.

MA

[Guest guest]

May I ask, What is " Amy's Meals " ?

Although I buy mine at Winn Dixie, I don't shop there. I asked Albertson's

if they could order it and they said sure. Its not a matter of not being

available in all areas, you just have to go to a store with a really big

cereal aisle. There are just so many options in cereal it would be

impossible for a store to carry them all. I have gotten Albertsons to also

order Cascadian Farms fries and spuds, Amy's meals, almond butter, Omega 3

eggs, and the cereal. Just ask, they need to know there is a market for it,

that's all.

Wendi

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[Guest guest]

I don't think it is completly GFCF. I have given this to my daughter

three times and each time we saw her behavior become aggressive and

she became very obstanate, very difficult to reason with, etc. I

won't give it to her again. If it's not the GFCF status its

something else. I've seen it with some of the other newer foods

added to the list.

Lori

> I just noticed that as of today, GFCFdiet.com has

> removed this product from their food list and has put

> it into the food updates as not being safe. They

> contacted Gen. Mills and they will not verify GFCF

> even though the ingredients meet GFCF requirements.

> Probably one of those deals where they want to make

> sure that their butts are covered just in case one

> person has a serious reaction to a stray speck of

> wheat.

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

I now agree, I had been giving it to my DS this week, and not only did he

self limit to it I saw a lot of old behavoirs resurface, biggest one is

sleep problems and spinning so I guess it goes in the trash and every one

else beware. -F---- Original Message -----

To: <GFCFKids >

Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 5:13 AM

Subject: Re: French Toast Crunch Cereal

> I don't think it is completly GFCF. I have given this to my daughter

> three times and each time we saw her behavior become aggressive and

> she became very obstanate, very difficult to reason with, etc. I

> won't give it to her again. If it's not the GFCF status its

> something else. I've seen it with some of the other newer foods

> added to the list.

>

>

> Lori

>

>

> > I just noticed that as of today, GFCFdiet.com has

> > removed this product from their food list and has put

> > it into the food updates as not being safe. They

> > contacted Gen. Mills and they will not verify GFCF

> > even though the ingredients meet GFCF requirements.

> > Probably one of those deals where they want to make

> > sure that their butts are covered just in case one

> > person has a serious reaction to a stray speck of

> > wheat.

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >