Carolina
Country Grits ™
- Traditional old fashioned style in 1lb reclosable bags
Carolina Grits®
A registered trademark of Carolina Grits & Co. A tested and
registered gluten free product. 252 505 9378
Roasted Grits ™
A blend of yellow and (roasted to perfection) white dent
corn. You can only imagine the tasted and aroma of Roasted Grits! Develeoped
and produced by Carolina Grits & Co. since 2006. Coming soon
online.
Geechee Grits ™
2 sizes of larger grits form a Carolinas Sea Island style
grits favored by the chefs for Shrimp and Grits. Cooks up like a Risotto.
Not available online. Contact us for 15lb orders.
Red Eye Grits ™
With American grown coffee. Tastes as good as the aroma
that will fill your kitchen. With eggs and country ham! Not
available online.
Geechee
Grits
From the Gulah cooking tradition in the Sea Islands of South Carolina.
There are two specific sizes of grits together, one is large and pluffs
to the size of cooked rice, and the other is smaller but yet is larger
than the traditional size of stone ground grits. THis forms a base for
the larger grit and makes them interesting to eat. The two sizes create
a rich texture that makes the grits as interesting to eat as anything
they are served with.
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They might appear to be irreproducible results, however,
substantiated customer testimony reveals the effects of Carolina Grits
on the welfare of the local community.
October 2007- Group chatter at the round
table at the local country store was about a couple in the Westridge area
having a marital dispute Suday morning.. The husband just bought a bag
of Carolina Grits® the day previous at the Farmers
Market and decided to cook some, the wife refusing. The aromatic aura
created evidently caused a moment of peace and allowed a settling discussion
and the dispute was resolved.
July 2008- An unsolicited claim by a
renown local farmer. "Those (Carolina) Grits will improve your nightlife!".
Sept 2008- Ray said, "My wife wants
2 bags just like that last ones. Ya got some?
Spring 2009- Ginger Pittman said, "Must
have been the grits"
Fall 2009- Tiger Woods loves Carolina
Grits. And Ginger had a boy!
Spring 2011- There's more. |