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Now I know this will stir up someone What are Grits?????id=red>id=size4>
Modeling the NYC railroad
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Phil
Modeling the NYC railroad
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Phil
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Now I know this will stir up someone What are Grits?????id=red>id=size4>
Modeling the NYC railroad
(Not Yet Completed Railroad)
Phil
Only a New Yorker
GROAN 
Or maybe somebody from Boston
I'll let Debbie answer, Phil. But if you've even eaten them, you'll never forget them. Love 'em or hate 'em. No inbetween
Mike Chambers
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LOL, what are GRITS? Beats oatmeal all to heck.Made from hominy.....corn.If you ever go to the deep South you will be served them with every meal,GREAT FOOD.Served as a hot cereal.I have noticed that the further you go north the harder they are to find.When we travel by motorcycle it's the only food stuff we take with us,packed in the saddle bags.We learned the first time we went to South Dakota that people had only heard of them on the "Beverly Hillbillys" and they didn't even have them in stores.Now we take our own,try them sometimes.I have been told they are an aquired taste though.I had no choice in the matter,untill I was in my 20's I thought everyone had them for breakfast at least
Later Ya'll
T&P David
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Plenty of grits here in Texas.Butter on top with a little sugar.Hi Mike C.,we need recipes for paint mixes,they taste really good! I won`t give up. I`ll never surrender! Jerry
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id=quote>id=quote> I actually knew the answer but I figured I might as well stir up the potquote:
Only a New Yorker GROAN
Or maybe somebody from Boston
I'll let Debbie answer, Phil. But if you've even eaten them, you'll never forget them. Love 'em or hate 'em. No inbetween
Mike Chambers
http://homepage.mac.com/michael21/CMS-RR-Co./
I didn't know what there were until I was 27 and moved to Florida though, One of the first things I learned was what grits were.
Modeling the NYC railroad
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Phil
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Well, to us Yanks, grits is/are a nasty, inedible plot!!! id='Impact'>id=size5>id=blue>
Don in Oregon City
Edited by - tankertoad70 on 05/09/2002 14:38:53
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Hi Ya'll,
Well Don, I wouldn't have use the "Y" word on this forum, but you just don't know what good food is.
T&P David
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Well, to us Yanks, grits is/are a nasty, inedible plot!!! id='Impact'>id=size5>id=blue>
Don in Oregon City
Edited by - tankertoad70 on 05/09/2002 14:38:53
Speak only for thy self Don.
Born and raised in Michigan, I lived there for more than fifty years. I too, learned about grits on a trip to Fla. when I was twelve. I have liked grits for fifty years.
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Hi Nelson,
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DEFENDING MY GRITS !!! There just ain't nuttin' better than grits and cornbread!!
L&N Debbie
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OK............. cornbread?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Modeling the NYC railroad
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Phil
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OK............. cornbread?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Modeling the NYC railroad
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Phil
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm a busy man. I have a railroad to run.
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