IF YOU HAVE CELIAC DISEASE OR GLUTEN SENSITIVITY PLEASE READ THIS... Some organizations have advised people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity against eating Cheerios, even though Cheerios claims to be gluten free: Canadian Celiac Association (CCA) The CCA says that people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity should not eat Cheerios because of concerns about potential gluten levels. The CCA notes that oats are often cross-contaminated with gluten-containing grains like wheat and barley, and that mechanical sorting is unreliable because these grains are similar in size, shape, and color to oats. According to glutenfreewatchdog.org, General Mills use mean test results from a composite sample made up of sub samples taken from 12 to 18 boxes of cereal to determine if a lot (24 hour production cycle) is gluten-free.

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lol biggest complaint, is it is a lot of cheerios ;0 so i got a huge rubbermaid container to put them in to keep them fresh ;0

Only line of cheerios that states on box that it doesn't contain bioengineered ingredients. All other cheerios do. Will keep buying these as long as that doesn't change. Great price too.

I have been eating Cheerios since childhood (65 years). Nutritious and satisfying. Package size is substantial enough that I am not having to purchase every week.

Cheerios is the best! I’ve been eating Cheerios since I was a little girl and I’m now in my 70s I love the fact that it doesn’t have so much sugar as other cereals. It has a great taste and a nice crunch it doesn’t get soggy in the milk.

Cheerios is an old staple in our household, and this is one of the better buys even at their regular price.

Since my kids started eating solid food, I have relied on cherrios a lot. I like that it has added vitamins and iron for little eaters.

Service was good..and thanks

My favorite cereal, I love the taste with oat milk.