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Yellow cornmeal

Does anyone know where i can buy yellow cornmeal i'm making corn bread of food tec.

Thanks thomas

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  • MrsMondragon
    MrsMondragon Posts: 1,992 Forumite
    Most Asian supermarkets will stock this and its really cheap as well.
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  • Hiya, try looking for uncooked polenta. This is the same thing as cornmeal. If it for cornbread, you may want to give it a go in the blender first to make the grains a little smaller. I have had cornbread out and about and it is a lovely smooth texture, but when I make it at home it can be a little gritty.
  • consultant31
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    Yes this is also known as polenta and can be bought in Morrisons (must be the uncooked one though for cornbread).
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