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brian j said:
ok, i'm a dumb f#%k. where do grocery stores stock polenta? i looked in the pasta isle, rice isle, and cereal isles.

Okay, I'm dumb F#%k number 2. I'd like to know too.
 
What Larry said. The "cornmeal" in the baking aisle is no more "polenta" than it is "grits." It either comes in a box or a 1 lb vac packed "brick" usually.
 
brian j said:
Woodman said:
What Larry said. The "cornmeal" in the baking aisle is no more "polenta" than it is "grits." It either comes in a box or a 1 lb vac packed "brick" usually.
hmmm, i got cornmeal but you're saying it won't work but pigs is saying it will. :-k

i looked with the mexican and asian foods and didn't see anything.

where's bill?
They always say on Food TV that you can subsitute corn meal for polenta....Man I just did a search about Polenta and being able to substitute Corn meal, it’s worse than the fat cap up or down debate……..
 
brian j said:
Woodman said:
What Larry said. The "cornmeal" in the baking aisle is no more "polenta" than it is "grits." It either comes in a box or a 1 lb vac packed "brick" usually.
hmmm, i got cornmeal but you're saying it won't work but pigs is saying it will. :-k

i looked with the mexican and asian foods and didn't see anything.

where's bill?
Try the Masa Harina, good stuff :!:
 
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