Another Wordy Wednesday Recipe

Chocolate Lucky Charms is not labeled “gluten-free” like the Chex cereals, but there are no gluten ingredients on the list. General Mills is a reputable company that clearly labels any gluten containing ingredients. For example, the regular Lucky Charms version contains oats, which are not considered gluten-free unless they are the certified gluten-free variety.

The kids wasted no time digging into this cereal and much like I remember my childhood with the original Lucky Charms, both bowls had cereal left because the marshmallows are the real attraction. This won’t be a staple in our house, but it is nice to have options available for special occasions.

Stay tuned tomorrow for a review on a new Glutino item that it great…