So, you're gluten free and you can't eat oats, and maybe there's a corn allergy and or incipient diabetes and all the gluten-free rice cereals have huge amounts of sugar, and what the heck can you eat for breakfast?
This.
It's truly gluten-free, has no sugar, it's not gross, and it's cheap.
Also, being a non-oat eating celiac without incipient diabetes I was looking for a base for homemade honey peanutbutter breakfast bars because gluten free things like Lara Bars cost $1.50 each. I think I may have found the missing ingredient. Very cool.
This Crispy Rice cereal is good but not quite like Rice Crispies. I bought them to make rice crispy treats and they kind of smooched together and weren't crispy. But if you aren't going to use them for that they are great!
I was eating Erewhon Crispy Brown Rice Cereal, Gluten Free for a long time, using it in my granola and also my go-to dish when I'm starving (this is often the case when you are gluten free) which is warming some almond or peanut butter in the microwave and stirring in the cereal. The Nature's Path is much better and doesn't get soggy like Erewhon.
Nature's Path Organic Crispy Rice Cereal is a product that is VERY nutritious----it is made with BROWN RICE which is much more nutritious than white rice and is gluten free It has a crunchy texture, and kids are sure to like it. Using honey or agava nectar for a sweetener in place of granulated sugar makes it even more nutritious. Nature's Path Organic Crispy Rice Cereal, 10-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
My 4 year old son who has celiac likes them a lot. Not as much as another brand that tastes like chocolate though, who can blame him. I like that they do not contain too much sugar, but wish they stayed crispier longer and a few added vitamins would be nice. Not complaining though, since this is a SAFE GLUTEN-FREE cereal. :) - Gluten Free Cereal - Better Than Sex - Cereals - Celiac - Wheat Free - Cereal'
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