Forum typo?

[kt88man]

@Jim

I know I've a lot to learn as yet about AG brewing, but, I'm pretty sure the forum sub-heading contains a typo.



Shouldn't that be grist, or do you chaps really use grit

[steve_flack]

Corn etc are sometimes known as grits.

[Jim]

What Steve said.

[kt88man]

Learning all the time. Thanks

[oblivious]

They need a cereal mash; I think Bud uses them in a high proportion. Flaked maize can be used as a substitute and added directly to the mash

[Scooby]

Grits are on the breakfast menu in in the States, ground corn kernels boiled in milk or water sort of like porridge.

Also an American expression for coarsely ground grain

[Road Runner]

I've had "Grits" a few times in the States. They're horrible.

[AT]

I've had "Grits" a few times in the States. They're horrible.

you didn't learn after the first time

[prolix]

I liked them like watery porridge but with out the salt

[delboy]

I liked them like watery porridge but with out the salt

Umm sound delicious

Does this mean we can talk about about grain bills and address each other as dude not that we've gone N.american, yeh ha .

[DRB]

Grits,thats slang word for pants aint it.How about this 80% pale with 20% grits to impart a slightly chocolate flavour .

[Garth]

That's what I love about this forum, the complete random-ness of some threads and replies

how does a thread started about a spelling mistake turn into skids on pants and Daab mashing his socks ?? (all in the space of less than one page)


where else would you get such diversity?


*singing* "where the thread goes, nobody knows"

I love it

[DRB]