Packaged grits in Savannah or Charleston: Which brands? Where to buy them?
Some friends who are heading down to Savannah and Charleston for a few days' R&R kindly asked if they could bring anything back for me.
"Artisanal grits" was my reply, since even the quick variety is impossible to come by here in Quebec.
"Great. Which brand and where do we buy them?" was their comeback.
I've read about Anson Mills but don't know if their products can be bought in retail outlets on or near the coast.
Any reccos about brands of artisanal grits and where to buy them in Savannah or Charleston?
Thanks!
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You might try Adluh as well
http://www.adluhstore.com/grits.html
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Anson Mills grits are wonderful. You can get them at Whole Foods in Mt. Pleasant (over the new bridge in Charleston) and Earth Fare in South Windermere Shopping Center (Folly Road). If you just want to order them online, Zingermans specialty foods sells them. Zingermans.com. Get the slow-cooked ones that take 45 mintes to an hour to cook, it's worth the wait.
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A little town near Camden called Boykin has a mill there that is still powered by water from a mill pond. They produce grits there on a pretty regular basis and I have bought them all over the state. They also grind their own corn meal which makes great corn bread and fried green tomatoes.
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I've had most of them and the grits I like the most RE "Charleston's Own" available in Piggly Wiggly - at least the one by Folly Beach. They have both yellow and white. I don't recall them as being particulalry expensive. They may not be in with the regular grits - I find them in a specialty rack.
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If your friends can't find some try here. These grits will hold their own with Anson.
Speckled Heart grits from Callaway Gardens Country Store are sold online by foodlocker.com ; the minimum order is three 2-pound bags for $19.99 including shipping.
Jim Dandy is one of the better brands found in stores. They have a coarser milling than some others.
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