GARLIC CHEESE GRITS | BO'S ADDICTION | MADE IN NC
GARLIC CHEESE GRITS, awesome product from
Bo’s Addiction, are made locally in Eastern North Carolina. For a filling
a flavorful side or a meal starter, GARLIC CHEESE GRITS are
the go to. GARLIC CHEESE GRITS gives you the secret
recipe with the perfect blend of rich cheese, zesty garlic, butter, and
Louisiana spices. The grits are smooth with just the right
amount of spice. GARLIC CHEESE GRITS are filling, delicious, and
effortless to make. Just add water. Order authentic Southern GARLIC
CHEESE GRITS to test out true Louisiana cuisine at you own
table.
The Health Benefits
of Grits
· Satisfies Your Appetite
A cup of cooked grits
can give you quick energy that lasts for hours. It provides more than 4 grams
of protein and 2 grams of fiber, helping to fill you up and keep your appetite
satisfied until your next meal. With 1.5 milligrams of iron, it helps your body
deliver oxygen to your tissues, helping to keep you energized. At 182 calories,
grits are comparable to other cereals that do not provide as much protein and
may leave you feeling hungry before lunch.
· Leucine and Muscle
The Institute of
Medicine recommends that you take in 55 milligrams of the essential amino acid
leucine for every gram of protein you consume. Corn is rich in leucine, and a
bowl of grits gives you 542 milligrams of it. If you normally take in 50 grams
of protein a day, grits provide 20 percent of your daily requirement for leucine.
Leucine is particularly important for the elderly and people at risk for losing
muscle mass. Researchers who published a study in "Clinical
Nutrition" in 2012 found that people who ate reduced-protein meals but
took a leucine supplement for two weeks experienced improved protein synthesis,
indicating that a diet rich in this amino acid may help prevent loss of muscle.
· B Vitamins
Grits help your body
metabolize the food you eat by providing B-complex vitamins that play a role in
converting fat, carbohydrates and protein into energy. A cup of cooked grits
contains 25 percent of the folate, 20 percent of the thiamin and one-sixth of
the niacin you need each day. Folate is particularly important for pregnant
women, who need more folate than other people, because an adequate intake
reduces the risk of neural tube defects in developing fetuses.
· Keeping Grits Healthy
Eaten
plain, grits are a low-calorie, nutritious addition to your breakfast or any
other meal. However, in the South, grits are traditionally served with a
generous dollop of butter or margarine, sometimes topped with grated cheese.
Sausage gravy, bacon and fried eggs often accompany them as well. To keep your
grits healthy, skip the butter and use vegetable-based oils, such as olive oil,
and use cheese in moderation, if at all. Avoid fatty, high-cholesterol
breakfast foods; choose fresh fruit and whole grains instead.
GARLIC CHEESE GRITS is another awesome product made locally made in
locally in EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
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