In the past 20 posts we have shared several topics with you. Everything from sustainability to brand preferences. It is now time to formerly introduce some of our product to you, one set in particular is our bean meals. Grandma Maud’s Bean Meals come in four types of beans. We have the Grandma Maud’s Premium Red Beans and […]
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Vegetarian Vs. Eating Meat
Is it bad to eat meat? Are you less spiritual if you eat meat? Are you heartless if you eat meat? Is eating meat more or less healthy for your diet? Questions like this have been asked for centuries, but every answer that has been given so far is based on opinions. This subject raised […]
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Happy Independence Day!
Prepare your Fourth of July Dinners with Grandma Maud’s. Here are some of our favorite recipes for you to cook this holiday. Right now just to make sure you have the right ingredients, we have covered the shipping cost of all orders over $25 free at our online store http://grandmamauds.elsstore.com/. This deal will go on […]
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Southern Food Part III
What is Southern Food Part III Welcome back “Southern Food” lovers! Just what is “Southern Food?” Here is an interesting article from a Southern Cook. It is her take on what Southern Food is and what it is not http://onegoodwoman.hubpages.com/hub/What-Is-Southern-Cooking-Anyway. This article mentioned a certain food based segregation amongst southerners. Of course I had to […]
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Black-eyed Peas Part II
The migration of black-eyed peas to America began with the Atlantic slave trade, traders noticed food partialities and provisioned their ships with it. Eventually slave owners imported African food items to find cheap fare for the enslaved. Black-eyed peas also grow with no problem in the South, they can be left on the vines to […]
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Black-eyed Peas
So many foods today have a sometimes interesting and illustrious past, that we today have no clue about. Food in history has always had some kind of big impact, and has many times saved generations. Looking at the history of the black-eyed pea, I was surprised to find that George Washington Carver pushed for their […]
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People shop for many reasons, but the core of each shopping trip is to satisfy a need. Things like food, clothing, cleaning supplies or even books are all products used to satisfy a need. Of course these same products are bought to satisfy wants, but everything for sell is only for sell because someone discovered […]
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A few months ago I asked the question “what is Southern Food?” I even did research and explored articles that asked the same question or touched on the answer. The comments received on this post let me know that people are thinking about this topic and naturally since “Southern Style cooking is what we do, […]
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As a little boy, I grew up eating a lot of gulf shrimp. Much like the character Bubba Gump, in 1994 film Forrest Gump, I shared the experience of enjoying shrimp in as many ways possible. Here is a recipe based on a dish served my by paternal grandmother, Alma Johnson. Shrimp Stew 1 large […]
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Doing More than Serving Delicious Meals
While Grandma Maud’s has achieved a measure of success over the last eighteen years, we are considered an emerging, but yet, small business. In 2009,there were 27.5 million businesses in the United States, according to Office of Advocacy estimates. The latest available Census data show that there were 6.0 million firms with employees in 2007 […]
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