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Pros
Carolina plantation grits have a nutty texture to them. You know, the biggest problem some people have with 'grits' is the name. Amp; have come to realize that there are grits, and then there are grits!
The taste is superb; nutty and even a little buttery before any butter was added. The flavor, creaminess, & aroma remind me of sumptuous breakfasts on cold winter mornings on my grandparents farm back in the 50's. Use for breakfast, base for gumbo... Read More
Slow-cooking grits are creamy and delicious with a hint of nuttiness. You cook it in a pot with boiling water, somewhat like you would with oatmeal -- only with more water, a lower temperature, and a little longer cooking time.
The cotton sack enforces the reality of the product. The prices on their website is still reasonable. They are also in a neat canvas bag. I buy to keep my wife who is frim chattanooga happy.
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Quality
The cotton sack enforces the reality of the product
Quality grits with a creamy taste i loved while living in charleston sc
The prices on their website is still reasonable
Packaging/appearance
I know im a sucker for good packaging
Competitiveness
If you like grits you cannot end your shopping with storebought quaker jim dandy and others
I use a little less water than recommended
Overview
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great, good, best, little and many. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 262 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 20 2022.
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You can order them cheaper from carolina plantation
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They dont even need the usual gobs of butter salt to taste good
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
We love shrimp and grits but never use instant grits
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Restaurants simply do not offer grits around here
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I was looking for grits like you get in a nice restaurant
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You know the biggest problem some people have with grits is the name
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Its understandable that some folks might not want to eat a food whose name makes it sound like its going to taste
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Modern grits is commonly made of alkalitreated corn known as hominy
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