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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

Can anyone tell me of any brands grits that you know to be officially 
and reliably GF?

I did find some pre-made packaged grits at Trader Joe's (packed like 
pre-made polenta, in a plastic chub package, that you can slice and 
then fry).  They were good -- but I'm looking for the type you can 
make on the stove, that turn out more like a hot cereal when it's 
made.

Thanks!!

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