FAQ

Where can I purchase Three Sisters® cereals in my community?
Currently, Three Sisters® cereals are being sold exclusively at Whole Foods Markets. If you do not see it on the shelves at the Whole Foods Market where you shop, please check with the store manager.

What is the best way to store Three Sisters® cereal products?

We recommend that you keep Three Sisters® cereals in a cool, dry place.

Is it safe to eat your cereal when it has passed its ‘Best if Used By’ date?

Yes, it is safe, but since the flavor will change as the product ages, we recommend that you purchase a new package.

Are your cereal products Kosher certified?

Most Three Sisters® cereal products are Kosher certified. If the product you are interested in is Kosher certified, its packaging will reflect its certification status and category. Kosher certifications may change over time, so the best way to determine a product’s Kosher status is to look at the front of the package. Three Sisters product packages will always reflect the most current information.

Do you have any gluten free ready-to-eat products?

Currently, Three Sisters® does not produce any gluten free ready-to-eat cereals. We remind consumers to read the ingredient statement each time they purchase a product to ensure no changes have occurred.

What is the source of the gelatin in your products?

The gelatin we use in our products is derived from pork. Gelatin is found in the marshmallows in our Marshmallow Oaties® cereal and the icing in our Sweet Wheat® cereal.

What is your allergen labeling policy?

We understand and share the concerns expressed by consumers who are affected by food allergies.

Food Allergic consumers should rely on our package ingredient labels for the most accurate information on a product. If a product contains any of the FDA major eight allergens (egg, milk, peanut, tree nut, fish, shellfish, soy, and wheat) it will be clearly listed in bold print in the ingredient declaration on the Nutrition Facts Panel.

If we do make a product that contains any of these eight major allergens, all products made on the same production line would contain the same allergen or a full allergen tested and validated cleaning process would be performed between production runs.

Are your cereal packages recyclable?

We currently use the lowest density poly material proven to keep our cereals safe and fresh. Unfortunately, this poly material is not recyclable and therefore, does not have a recycling symbol. We continue to review any new packaging materials that become available to us.

When it comes to the packaging of our products, our first priority is to provide consumers with safe and fresh products. The polyethylene bags we use provide our customers with wholesome, quality products without the high cost of packaging materials.