Looking for a good local or mail order source for grits
I'm tried of my tried and true Quaker grits. When I lived in NC, there was a mill 20 minutes away that had grits, cornmeal, flour, etc. Now I'm in DC and at a loss.
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9 Comments:
Anson Mills grits are wonderful and they do mail order but you might be able to find them in a "gourmet" food market.
deefine at 2:52PM on 03/21/09
Wegmans, Fresh Market, Whole Foods all near you.
JerzeeTomato at 3:07PM on 03/21/09
I don't believe this would fall into the gourmet category, but we had Bob's last night and loved them. Yum. They were so yummy with sage and parmesan that I seriously contemplated sugaring them up for breakfast this morning. Might be worth your while, at least for a try.
mollykate678 at 4:11PM on 03/21/09
Agree with mollykate678, Bob's Red Mill products are top shelf. If you can't find them in a store near you, go to www.bobsredmill.com.
dmcavanagh at 5:05PM on 03/21/09
My life would be so sad if I couldn't find grits!!!! Good luck,hon!
foodiegal at 10:04PM on 03/21/09
http://www.carolinaplantationrice.com/
They are known for their rice but they also carry other Southern staples difficult to locate like cow peas and rice flour. Carolina grown products.
Ragdoll at 3:45AM on 03/22/09
I love them - matter of fact I think I'll put a pot on for breakfast this morning.
Thx.
Ribster at 7:19AM on 03/22/09
I like Martha White grits. Those are pretty common though...can't find those in your grocery store?
juliebugsmama at 10:57AM on 03/23/09
Why not try looking on Amazon.com in their grocery section?
foodiegal at 11:47AM on 03/23/09