I have eaten and used Quaker products all my life(79yrs) old. I haven't been able to find the yellow cornmeal in my grocery store for a few years now. Would love to know where I can get the can of cornmeal.

I purchased your yellow cornmeal to make cornbread. The recipe for cornbread on the box uses more flour than cornmeal. Also sugar. Then you dressing recipe uses cornbread. I assume the recip on the box....have you ever eaten cornbread dressing w sugar in it? Have you ever made cornbread where the main ingredient is Flour? Also you website rakes you in loops, not to info requested.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My mom used Quaker Corn meal for 50 years....She's now 83. I have been using it since I established my own home, my oldest is 25 years old. I have tried other corn meals and they never compare to Quakers corn meal. My corn bread always comes out perfectly. My youngest son is a chef..and he recommends Quaker.

This is the perfect corn meal to make spoon bread, corn bread, and fried seafood. I wish I could find it in my local stores in N.C.

I had some Quaker corn meal in my cupboard that had bioengineered products in it. I threw it away. I went to the grocery store and found Quaker corn meal without bioengineered products in it. Is there bioengineered products in it or is it deliberately left out from their ingredient list?

My last 2 containers of corn meal had little black specks, which upon inspection, turn out to be bits of insect parts. I tried another brand, and the same thing. I do not recall seeing this in the past, but may not have looked that closely. While I expect there are bits of insect parts in many products, I don't recall seeing this many in past containers of cornmeal. .

I have used this product my whole life. I can't find it anywhere except over priced on amazon. My son, who works for a grocery chain tells me you stopped making it. Why, It's the best corn meal ever. I've been forced to try others and my corn bread sucks. I need this product. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

I used to make the Quaker cornbread recipe all the time when I lived in New York 40 years ago. Now I'm in the West and can't find Quaker cornmeal in the grocery stores. Other cornmeals are too coarse and cornbread falls apart. What happened to good ole Quaker?

Followed the recipe on the back for corn muffins and they were GREAT! Thank you Quaker for this recipe!

When putting the corn meal container away into the cabinet, but I accidentally dropped the container onto the floor and a lot of corn meal spilled out. I do know that I was holding the container by the top.