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Buns_of_Fire

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28. Cheesy grits, no. Cheesy eggs, si.

Sun Mar 11, 2012, 05:53 PM

Mar 2012

Along with a side of bacon, orange juice, toast with apple butter (on request), a cup of the World's Best Coffee (tm), and some scattered, smothered, covered, peppered, squeezed, tossed, dropped, scraped, pounded, beaten, and humiliated hash browns.

Grits, just butter and pepper and salt. Then you can wait for them to solidify a little while you're eating your cheesy eggs, etc. so you can cut them into little grit-blocks and build castles in your plate. Betcha Willard never thought of THAT, elitist dork that he is!

(I've probably spent way too much time at Waffle Houses in my life. Does it show? )

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Let me tell you about cheesy grits and Mitt. [View all] chieftain Mar 2012 OP

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