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CORN HUSKS

Corn Husks are the dried outer sheaths that surround each ear of corn. Used for craft items as well as in the kitchen, Corn Husks are predominately used as a wrapper for foods that will be steam ... more
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CORN POLENTA

Corn is the only grain whose origin can be traced to the Americas. When Christopher Columbus landed in modern day Cuba some of his crew went inland and came across maize. Corn was then brought back to ... more
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CORN POLENTA, COARSE ITALIAN STYLE

Corn is the only grain whose origin can be traced to the Americas. When Christopher Columbus landed in modern day Cuba some of his crew went inland and came across maize. Corn was then brought back to ... more
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CORN POLENTA, WHITE COARSE

Corn is the only grain whose origin can be traced to the Americas. When Christopher Columbus landed in modern day Cuba, some of his crew went inland and came across maize. Corn was then brought back ... more
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CORN POLENTA, WHITE FINE

Corn is the only grain whose origin can be traced to the Americas. When Christopher Columbus landed in modern day Cuba some of his crew went inland and came across maize. Corn was then brought back to ... more
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CORN, PURPLE

Corn (Maize)is an honored crop that was considered “a gift of the gods” by the Indians of Mexico. The Pueblo Indians and their ancestors the Anasazi relied on corn, beans, squash and ... more
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CORN, RED

Corn (Maize)is an honored crop that was considered “a gift of the gods” by the Indians of Mexico. ThePueblo Indians and their ancestors the Anasazi relied on corn, beans, squash and chiles ... more
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CORN, SWEET, FREEZE DRIED

Sweet corn occurs as a spontaneous mutation in field corn and was grown by several Native American tribes. The Iroquois were the first to share sweet corn with European settlers in 1779. It’s ... more
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CORN, WHITE

Corn (Maize)is an honored crop that was considered “a gift of the gods” by the Indians of Mexico. The Pueblo Indians and their ancestors the Anasazi relied on corn, beans, squash and ... more
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CORNMEAL, BLUE

Maize has been a prized grain for many great cultures and still continues to be the backbone of modern American agriculture. Although different colored corns were planted, Blue Corn became one of the ... more
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CORNMEAL, RED

Maize has been a prized grain for many great cultures and still continues to be the backbone of modern American agricultureRed Dried Cornmeal is a fine textured sweet tasting meal made from ground Red ... more
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CUITLACOCHE ( CORN SMUT )

Cuitlacoche (wheet-lah-KOH-chay) or Huitlacoche, is also known by the names Corn Smut and Maize Mushroom. Cuitlacoche is actually a corn fungus (Ustilago Maydis) that produces large, distorted growths ... more
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HOMINY GRITS, WHITE

Hominy Grits, a food well known as a Southern staple, is made from corn that has been ground to a coarse consistency. Hominy Grits have a wholesome corn flavor that is enjoyed as a breakfast cereal or ... more
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JUMBO CORN NUTS

Don't let the name mislead you, Corn Nuts are not really nuts. This wonderfully crunchy snack is actually a large kernel of corn that has been soaked in water for about three days and then fried to a ... more
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MASA HARINA

Masa Harina is a specially prepared corn flour used in Mexican cooking to make corn tortillas, tamales and other corn-based dough. Masa Harina is a corn flour made from sun dried posole that has been ... more