Lakeside Yellow Grits (28oz)

I visited a friend in Georgia and we stopped at a small store in a small town. I asked what was the best grits they sold and the guy at the counter told me Lakeside Yellow Grits. He said, "None Better." I have to agree. Living in Oregon we only have one choice on the local market and it isn't bad but these are better so I mail order them.

Disappointed when I couldn't find this product locally. So glad it's available online!

These are the best yellow grits I have ever tasted I first tasted these when I was visiting my family in Lake City,SC several years ago and I have been buying them every since. Every time I visit SC I always buy every bag that is on the shelf at the local grocery store in Lake City,SC to bring back to NJ/NY for family members and self. They are that good! They are not available in the NJ/NY area.

I have not found yellow grits anywhere that compare to your grits. I live in E Tennessee and the mention of yellow grits either gets the deer in the headlights look or cheese grits, yuck. The shipping and handling cost is more than the cost of the grits , which is pretty disturbing, but it's worth it. It is my morning staple 5 out of 7 days a week.

The best grits ever! Thankfully we can get them online,since here in Arkansas we can only get "instant" (yuck). We call Lakeside yellow grits our "feel good" food!

Best grits on the market. I've tried several brands of grits when Food Lion stopped carrying Lakeside. Finally I ordered them on line. Arrived in a few days. I am happy. I use butter, salt and a dash of sour cream.

I have been using lakeside yellow grits for years. I live in new York an can get this item. when I go south Carolina I get about 5 or 6 bags an other items from lakeside until my next trip.now I don't have to wait thank you, Curtis

Thank you for the opportunity to be able to get the grits we love. Ordering is so easy and delivery is great.

The grind is always consistent and when cooked they offer up a wonderful sweet corn flavor and delicate creaminess. I usually just cut them with a little sea salt and high quality butter. Adding your favorite type of cheese makes them even more delicious. I've been using Lakeside products for years and I recently ran out at the same time their website was down. We were planning to have guest over for a southern themed brunch and Lakeside grits were on the menu. So I called, but they do not take orders over the phone. Anxious moments ensued, as I waited several days wondering when the site would be up again. Sure we have grits at local markets here and in a pinch I could substitute polenta, but there really is no substitute for Lakeside Yellow corn grits. Hands down they are the best on the market.