GF Chex Cereal

Are any of the Gluten-Free Chex cereals any good? Are they safe, given that the same company makes wheat-containing cereals too?

Thanks... Unfortunately, I'm allergic to oats (ingredient in Vans' cereals).

Yeah! Chex cereal was actually the first GF cereal I ever had (I've been GF for about six or seven years now). I personally like to juggle around the chocolate, cinnamon, and original rice flavours. Some like the apple flavour but I find it too sweet. If you like that corny flavour, you'll like their corn version, too.

I don't know, I just find that *crunch* very satisfying. However, I also like cereals like Kix, Trix, and fruity/cocoa pebbles because I get really bored of having the same flavours and textures all the time. I'm highly sensitive to gluten to the point where even a little crumb in some butter will have me in agony (and I always know when my food isn't 100% wheat-free because my heart will race and I just might go into shock - even if it's just a little cross contamination), but I'm perfectly fine with these cereals. And they're relatively cheap, too, unlike the other cereals found in the GF section (made by GF companies).

However, everyone reacts differently and has different tastes. So experiment for yourself. Nothing gained if nothing tried, right?

P.S. Rice Krispies cereals are good too, even the treats (but double check the label because some flavours are not okay).

The GF Chex cereals are made in a dedicated facility.

I am a dedicated Chex cereal eater. It is nice that they have kept the price the same as non GF cereals as well. I also eat Vans waffles..I love the blueberry kind. The cost is the same as the non GF varieties as well.

Ohhh...YES!!! Weekend breakfasts with my corn chex!! I feel almost normal! LOL.