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If you haven’t heard yet, there’s a new (and now even better!) AIP-friendly cereal in town — Lovebird Cereal — and it’s 100% amazing!

This one’s a total game-changer for anyone with AIP kiddos (or grown-ups who still love a good crunch). Like, cerealously… what have y’all been giving your AIP toddlers to munch on with Cheerios off the table!?

It’s such a treat to be able to pour a quick bowl of cereal in the morning — or grab a handful for an anytime snack — with zero guilt. Lovebird is clean, gut-friendly, and made with simple, wholesome ingredients you can feel good about.

Keep reading to learn more about the ingredients, updated AIP compliance, and why Lovebird has become such a staple in the AIP community!

About Lovebird Cereal

♥ Gluten-Free
♥ Dairy-Free
♥ Non-GMO
♥ Sweetened by Nature – No Refined Sugar or Stevia
♥ No “Natural” Flavors or Additives
♥ Always Made with Real, Simple Ingredients

Lovebird was created to clean up junk food and offer families (especially those with AIP kiddos!) a healthy alternative to conventional cereal. And even sweeter — 20% of net profits go toward nonprofits fighting pediatric cancer 💛

Ingredient & AIP Update

Lovebird recently added buckwheat flour to some of their recipes to increase protein and nutrient density — but don’t panic! Buckwheat is a seed, not a grain, and it’s completely gluten-free.

Here’s how it breaks down:

• 🥣 Original Unsweetened → 100% AIP Core Elimination Stage Compliant

• 🍯 Honey, 🌿 Cinnamon, 🍫 Cocoa, 🍓 Fruity → Contain buckwheat, suitable for Modified AIP Elimination or Stage 1 Reintroduction

Lovebird continues to evolve and listen to its community — so whether you’re in full elimination or starting reintroductions, there’s a flavor for every AIP journey!

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The Recipe

NOTE: Fruity Lovebird Cereal is Modified AIP / Stage 1 Reintroduction Compliant

You’ll love making these fast and simple treats with your kiddos. You can make them into clusters, “bark” or even form them around popsicle sticks for a fun, frozen summer treat.

Think outside the cereal box on this one folks … have fun with it.

If you make this recipe, be sure to tag me on social media @aiprecipecollection – I can’t wait to see what you create.

Enjoy! ♥