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.

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

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"...

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?

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

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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!

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?