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    What do you think of grits as a survival food?


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    Don't know if I've ever had any.
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    When you say survival food, are you thinking of long term storage? (I love grits)
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    Well I would think if you have it stored right. Kinda like parched corn. ARSEY you have never hade grits?

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    I agree. I just don't know what, if any oil content they have.
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    They're great for survival food. I survive on them every day. Grits and eggs, can't beat it. Mac
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    Thanks Crashdive, for the link.

    If it's derivative of corn it must be good. Don't know how nutritious it would be though.

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    Nutritious? Add enough butter, cheese or bacon and you won't care!
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    If a real man wanted to eat corn for breakfast, he should eat corn the way it was meant to be eaten, Cornflakes in a large bowl with 1/4 bottle of whiskey. While eating repeat, "Are YOU talking to ME"........

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    I love grits! It's a great backpacking food as well.
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    I love grits. With butter, sugar and half a dozen slices of crisp fried bacon. I carry a couple packs of Quaker instant grits in my hunting pack along with all the other pogy bait that finds its way into the pack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by klkak View Post
    I love grits. With butter, sugar and half a dozen slices of crisp fried bacon. I carry a couple packs of Quaker instant grits in my hunting pack along with all the other pogy bait that finds its way into the pack.
    "Quaker Instant Grits" Must be a southern thing. Haven't noticed that on the shelves here.

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    All of this talk of Grits reminds me of the movie "My Cousin Vinney"
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    Why's that?



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    Are you talking about the stuff in the bowl, The scrambled egg look-alike thing ?

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    Ive never herd of parched corn being called Grits before. It looks quite nice though
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    Have you seen the movie?

    ok ok - there's a scene where Vinny (a guy that's never been out of NY City, played by Joe Pesi). He's down south at a dinner. He asks in a real thick NY accent "What exactly is a grit?"

    Anyway, cute and funny movie. Rent it if you get a chance.
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    Yes, those are grits. Lots of people like to put butter and cheese in theirs. Some even put sugar but that makes them runny.
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    When I make them for myself, I like them runny. While there cooking I stir in a couple of eggs, Yummy!

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