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One writer said Quaker Grits were subjected to the ELISA test and tested high for contaminants.

I don't know the circumstances under which they were tested, by whom, how thoroughly, how reliably (not implying anything), etc. 

But since I don't want to be responsible for anyone getting sick, despite a heavy majority of the other responses saying Quaker Grits are fine, I felt obligated to pass the information along to you.

And one warning, I'm talking about plain grits. Obviously, if there is a product in which the grits has other ingredients, it warrants reading the label. I'm told some Quaker grits products say wheat on the label, but not the plain grits.
 

Lin

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