contamination issues with Health Valley Corn Crunch-Ems and Rice Crunch-Ems

August 2, 2001

I just got info from Health Valley Products that says that their Corn

Crunch-Ems and Rice Crunch-Ems cereal could have a cross-contamination

problem.

Here's their disclaimer about the products:

" Gluten-Free Ingredients: this means that the ingredients used in the

product do not inherently contain gluten. However, in most cases, gluten

containing products are produced on the same production lines. Consumers

need to make their own informed decision about consuming these products. "

I'm new to GFCF, but these cereals are the only GFCF ones I've purchased

that he'll eat. I think that's because they look similar to several non-GFCF

cereals he ate previously. Do any of you know of other similar

looking/tasting GFCF cereals?

If your children are particular sensitive to G and C and they have eaten

this cereal, have you noticed any adverse reaction in them.

Janet

August 2, 2001

> If your children are particular sensitive to G and C and they have eaten

> this cereal, have you noticed any adverse reaction in them.

My children eat Rice Crunch-ems and I haven't noticed any adverse reactions.

Lorilyn

August 2, 2001

At 02:44 PM 8/2/01 -0500, you wrote:

>I just got info from Health Valley Products that says that their Corn

>Crunch-Ems and Rice Crunch-Ems cereal could have a cross-contamination

>problem.

>

>Do any of you know of other similar looking/tasting GFCF cereals?

No. But we've also been giving our son Nutty Rice which is ok as far as we

know. The problem we've found with cereals too is that our son doesn't like

any brand of rice milk we've found, or when we tried making it ourselves.

He does like soy milk and is sometimes now having that with cereal.

My wife makes crepe style pancakes out of sorghum now and that goes over

big with everyone!

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