Grits

[richard10365]

Does anyone know if/where I can buy grits from here in Thailand?

Some of us "good old boys" from the American south like to have them from time to time.

[Jockstar]

Have al look at this thread. Been covered before mate. I havent read it all but i remember from a while back. Hence i knew ther was a thread.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=32566

[Jai Dee]

Have al look at this thread. Been covered before mate. I havent read it all but i remember from a while back. Hence i knew ther was a thread.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=32566

Well done Jockstar!

I saw it too but you beat me to it...

I'm still trying to work out why yanks call it "grits"...

[richard10365]

Thanks for the info guys. I didn't think about doing a forum search for grits.

The only reference I saw on where to buy grits was the Villa Market.

Where is that?

[Kringle]

Richard, If you don't find any let me know and I'll bring a box into town. I get a friend in Hawaii to bring them in for me. I prefer the Quaker instant variety and have some of those but I do have a couple of boxes of the long cook kind and could bring in one of those. Let me know if you can't find them.

[udon]

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[Boon Mee]

Grits Wierd <deleted>

And this is coming from y'all who eat Vegimite/Marmite!

[A. BOOZER]

Grits Wierd <deleted>

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We all have different tastes, personally can't stand grits or even porrridge, let alone mushy peas,but love jellied eels!

[richard10365]

Richard, If you don't find any let me know and I'll bring a box into town. I get a friend in Hawaii to bring them in for me. I prefer the Quaker instant variety and have some of those but I do have a couple of boxes of the long cook kind and could bring in one of those. Let me know if you can't find them.

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Thanks Mr. Kringle! I might need to take you up on your offer. Villa Market in Bangkok does not have grits. I went there 2 days ago.

I was hoping to bring some up to northern Thailand with me when I visited my wifes family (longgran season). No luck this time, I will stick to traditional Thai breakfast's of sticky rice, fish, and pork until I get back to my bungalo in central Thailand.

As far as my favorite style of grits, I like the slow cook type but I am not picky. Southern boys love their grits. Let me know when you get here!

Is your first name Chris?