
Varieties include: Yellow Box, Apple Cinnamon, MultiGrain, Frosted and Honey Nut. There are five varieties of Cheerios that are now gluten-free. Above I’ve assembled eight other desserts that can be made using Gluten-Free Cheerios, just click on the numbers for the complete recipe. I don’t know about you but I could eat pumpkin pie for every meal of the day. Pulse until mixture has pea-sized clumps of butter throughout. But when you wrap these little hot dogs in flaky puff pastry, this appetizer. Cut cold butter into cubes and add to food processor. Everyone loves the simple bite of pigs in a blanket enveloped in a bread dough. Of course I had to try them right away and what better way than making a fall dessert with them. To make pie crust, add flour, cinnamon, ginger, sugar, salt and cloves to bowl of a food processor fitted with dough blade. I’m always delighted when I find something new that’s gluten-free. Bake for 8 minutes, until just lightly browned. Press into an 8 or 9 inch tart pan, going up the sides and bottom equally. Add to bowl and mix with almond flour, melted butter, and salt. It is beginning to appear in stores now, but will be almost fully available in September. In a food processor, grind cheerios until they are a fine powder. Members: Easy Pie Crust Single Pie Shell Fireman Dans Chocolate Cream Pie Freezer Donuts.

You can find Gluten-Free Cheerios by looking for the Gluten-Free seal on packaging. Chocolate Cheerio Bars Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough.

General Mills also only wants what matters to go into its product, and by removing stray wheat, rye and barley, it is delivering a more pure version of Cheerios. General Mills has removed gluten from Cheerios so that those of us with intolerances or Celiac disease can enjoy Cheerios, too. I’ve found eating a restricted diet hard at times but after 6 months of being very strict I’m no longer itching and have lost over 30 pounds. If you remember I have several food intolerances that have cropped up with age and gluten is on the list of no-no’s for me, as well as several other things. I’m using Gluten-Free Apple Cinnamon Cheerios™. Today I want to share with you a recipe that tastes just like pumpkin pie, and the secret is in the crust. I love to make things that include pumpkins, squash, and hearty stews. Our days are getting shorter here and you can feel and smell the difference in the air.

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Gluten-Free Cheeriosįall is finding it’s way up on us and I’m in the mood for some recipes that remind me of fall.
