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#FoodGlamFriday: Shrimp & Grits Style

Food Glam Friday: Shrimp & Grits Style When it comes to Southern foods, is there anything more iconic than Shrimp and Grits? Shrimp and Grits is a traditional low country South Carolina specialty. Fit for brunch, lunch or dinner, there’s never a bad time to enjoy this delicious blend of creamy grits, fresh shrimp and accouterments. […]

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Food for Thought: Hominy

What is hominy? Hominy is a staple in many Mexican & Southern recipes and used in many of our dishes at Tupelo. Hominy is simply corn kernels that have undergone a process called nixtamalization. The kernels are soaked in either lye or lime (the mineral, not the citrus) which causes them to puff up to […]

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More Southern Sayings Explained (Kind Of)

Ever wondered what it means when someone says you’re “too big for your britches”? We took to the streets in Asheville, NC to see if we could find the answer!   Tupelo Honey Tees & Tanks Our collection of Southern Pictograph tees & tanks make the perfect gift for anyone! Shop the full collection here!

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Team Tupelo at World Central Kitchen

Tupelo Honey has deep roots in the Carolinas and we are heartbroken over the damage Hurricane Florence has caused to our beautiful communities, particularly those in the eastern part of our state. While the worst of the storm may be over, we recognize that recovery will be a long process for many in the hardest […]

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Food for Thought: Okra

What is Okra? Okra, also known as lady’s fingers or gumbo in certain regions, is a flowering plant in the mallow family (along with cotton and cacao). The plant is synonymous with its edible green seed pods. It thrives in warm climates, making it a favorite in many Southern recipes. The pods slightly resemble jalapeno […]

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Back to School with Tupelo Honey

School is back in session, and with it comes the return of after-school activities of all kinds. Chess club, soccer practice, ballet class, and Kelly’s can’t-miss slumber party all seem to fall on the same day, making it almost impossible to get the whole family around the supper table for a meal together. Tupelo is […]

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The Wackiest State Fair Foods

The State Fair is a time-honored tradition across the U.S. that features daring amusement rides, petting zoos and livestock competitions, and most importantly – some of the craziest food concoctions you can imagine! If it can be prepared fried or on a stick, you can bet it’s been found at the fair at some point. […]

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Food for Thought: Sorghum

What is Sorghum? Sorghum is a type of grain with a multitude of uses, making it one of the most versatile crops around. It grows tall like corn, and can be used for food, as animal fodder, in the production of alcoholic beverages, biofuels, and more. In fact, this super-grain is one of the top […]

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#FoodGlamFriday: Dog Days of Summer

Dog Days of Summer We love four-legged friends at Tupelo Honey! Many of our patios are dog-friendly, and some restaurants even boast a special dog menu with yummy treats like chicken and rice, bacon, or biscuits. (Please call your local Tupelo Honey to check if our patio is pet-friendly before bringing Fido to brunch.) We […]

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Southern Sayings Explained (Kind Of)

Ever wondered what it means when someone is “madder than a wet hen”? We took to the streets in Asheville, NC to see if we could find the answer!   Tupelo Honey Tees & Tanks Our collection of Southern Pictograph tees & tanks make the perfect gift for anyone! Shop the full collection here!

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