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what kind of cheese? wendylaroux Mar 2012 #1
'Merican. Butter, salt and pepper. chieftain Mar 2012 #2
We don't. At least not my families who have been in the South for generations. Bryn Mar 2012 #9
I grew up near Birmingham lacrew Mar 2012 #14
slap of butter, onethatcares Mar 2012 #3
Now if he said he loved fat back in his collards he'd be more believable lunatica Mar 2012 #4
Very true and very funny. eom chieftain Mar 2012 #7
Well, kiss my ... zbdent Mar 2012 #5
lol lol and another lol wendylaroux Mar 2012 #6
Ok...From someone that was born in the Florida Panhandle, I'll 'xplain it to y'all. Lochloosa Mar 2012 #8
I learned to like em' sharp_stick Mar 2012 #10
Nice comments. pangaia Mar 2012 #11
+1. tosh Mar 2012 #12
Gotta agree with sharp stick JackintheGreen Mar 2012 #20
Grits have been a staple of the South for generations Major Nikon Mar 2012 #31
Think of good old fashioned movie popcorn Bryn Mar 2012 #13
Basic is Best excuse not to write Mar 2012 #30
So grits are eaten instead of a potato? nt wendylaroux Mar 2012 #15
Pretty much.. In Kansas we had greasy hash browns to sop up the yolks SoCalDem Mar 2012 #16
well I shall buy some tomorrow. wendylaroux Mar 2012 #17
Do skip the cheese though SoCalDem Mar 2012 #18
no cheese for me wendylaroux Mar 2012 #19
One of my favorite books is "The Great Santini" chieftain Mar 2012 #21
Red-eye gravy and grits onestepforward Mar 2012 #22
And country ham and biscuits. And that's what I liked about the South chieftain Mar 2012 #23
Me too. onestepforward Mar 2012 #26
I have to disagree about the cheese grits sylvi Mar 2012 #24
I was just about to post about Low Country shrimp and grits...but I see I don't have to. ScreamingMeemie Mar 2012 #25
I'm a heathen. I put Tabasco on my grits. No cheese. HopeHoops Mar 2012 #27
Cheesy grits, no. Cheesy eggs, si. Buns_of_Fire Mar 2012 #28
Jeebus! Amaril Mar 2012 #29
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