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To: lexi2004 who wrote (21369)	5/15/2008 6:33:56 AM
From: William H Huebl	Respond to of 25073

Thanks, Lexi, and it really did taste great. Now there will be those who turn up their noses at the use of grits and Kool-Aid. But for me, taste wins out in any contest over the use of ingredients such as those. Remember - the use of grits is like oatmeal or any other cereal in a recipe - and it also is like corn syrup in some regards. Also, just think of Kool-Aid as another source of flavor. The Rose-hips, which BTW are one of the main ingredients in Red Zinger tea, give the flavor a little more "sophistication" so it doesn't taste like Kool-Aid pudding or something.