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Looking For Stone Ground Grits


IrishHeart

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IrishHeart Veteran

Hi guys!

I am looking for stone ground grits.

Not instant Quaker stuff.

From a mill that only grinds corn.

I have googled my face off :lol: and cannot find one that doesn't also grind wheat :blink:

can Anyone help?

thanks a million!!!! :)


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NutsOnline has Certified Gluten Free Corn Grits!

Ah! But you prolly knew I would say that!

I dont' know if that is what you want, but they do test.

I never get sick from their stuff, but I have not tried their grits yet.

IrishHeart Veteran

NutsOnline has Certified Gluten Free Corn Grits!

Ah! But you prolly knew I would say that!

I dont' know if that is what you want, but they do test.

I never get sick from their stuff, but I have not tried their grits yet.

LOL LOL I should have just asked you right away, ms. meatie.....I'll see what the website says. They guarantee their gluten free stuff--did you read the story about their friend who is gluten-free and so, they set up the special section in the facility just for the GFreers?? Gotta love it.

And their nuts and dried fruits are awesome! Limiting intake for the SA, of course.... :D luv ya, girl!! lata gata

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Yes, I love that story on their website. It made them start offering gluten free stuff and they have quite a selection. I would try all of it if I could. So far, just tried flours and nuts but next time I'm trying their chocolate...and you let me know how their corn grits are too OK?

The only thing that confused me is they have wheat grass powder in their gluten free section :blink: and it says certified gluten free! :o Can wheat grass be gluten free? I guess if they made sure and got no grass seeds...but I ain't trying that one for sure.

I never tried the chocolate but that is next on my list. ;)

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thanks a bunch, Lisa!! :)

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