Quaker grits are probably some of the best that you can purchase. They are clean, evenly "gritted", and cook well. I love that I can get a 3-pack, as we eat a lot of grits, and those small tubs and boxes are expensive and do not last. We store ours in a clean food grade 5 gallon bucket. I have also never had an issue with "critters" in Quaker grits, as I have had with other brands.

No protection in carton and all three bags we’re just wrapped in cellophane and all 3 bags busted open. Had to clean grits off porch and in foyer because I didn’t notice it was leaking grits everywhere. Carton only had one piece of paper tape on it

The Quaker 5-minutes Quick Grits are delicious! They cook up exactly as expected — smooth and creamy in its consistency! I highly recommend this product that hands down beats the competition (Albert’s Quick Grits), which I grew up with and now they’re AWFUL! Quaker grits are definitely worth the switch!

We love Quaker quick grits and this is an awesome price. I put them in the freezer and take out one bag at the time for pantry storage. So much better than the instant grits. These only take 5 minutes to cook and you control the amount of salt, butter etc. We love to put a couple of tablespoons of Members Mark fully cooked bacon bits to the pan before adding the grits to the boiling water for bacon grits. Stir in grated cheese when grits are done for yummy cheese grits. They are also great just plain with butter.

i like to keep this on hand as an easy, quick, and nutritious breakfast my kids can make themselves in the microwave. It is always delicious, Quaker Oats is simply the best quick oats. My kids love it because it tastes good. And I love it because it is good for them and a good value. It us also a hood shelf stable staple that you can count on in times of crises, like a power outage, or a lockdown pandemic situation. It is also easy to make in the microwave (if the powerb is on), on a stove top, or even over a campfire. It is always handy, always nutrituous and always delicious...you can't beat that.

WOW!! I couldn't believe that I got so much for the money. My dogs like grits too and sometimes I will cook up a pot for them to share. I give my dogs real food instead of bought treats and grits fit the bill. You can cook up a batch, let it cool and keep it in the refrigerator for the next day. They love it.

One bag cost $5 at other stores.

Good grits quick, even if Vinny would disagree.

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