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12 hours ago, no1talks said:


It has been said the grits in Yacht Club are very, very special...

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Oh no, say it ain't so!.  One of the things that I love are grits, especially with two eggs, poached or over easy.  I find most of the time they are too 'watery' for my taste.  I am hoping they are special in a good, and not bad, way

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5 minutes ago, DaKahuna said:

 

Oh no, say it ain't so!.  One of the things that I love are grits, especially with two eggs, poached or over easy.  I find most of the time they are too 'watery' for my taste.  I am hoping they are special in a good, and not bad, way

 

I expect that the MSC grits are fine.

I also expect they are not as good as someone's down-home, family recipe grits.

 

They are "special" only because I cannot resist a reference to My Cousin Vinny.

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15 minutes ago, FamilyAtSea.travel said:

As a proper southerner, I have trouble believing a European cruise line could make proper grits, but I'll give them a try the next time we're on MSC to see for myself. 

As proper Southerner as well I found the grits surprisingly satisfactory. But aren’t grits more of an individual taste than wine? 😀

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26 minutes ago, kelleherdl said:

As proper Southerner as well I found the grits surprisingly satisfactory. But aren’t grits more of an individual taste than wine? 😀

Good to hear! 

 

I look forward to trying them 👨‍🍳

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Well the YC beach has new sand. Still need water shoes to get over a 6 foot section of rocks, but once in the surf okay. Wonder how long this will last.

  

March to August is sea lice/ jellyfish season.

May to October is seaweed season

February March and August September is red tide season.

So it appears the best time to swim in the Ocean is November, December and January.

 

 Mustafa, our YC Director, is a hands on always present amiable gentleman. He told us that the waters of the lagoons are treated for jellyfish and he personally waded into the surf to test the newly treated waters for over an hour and a half....no stings.

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3 minutes ago, FamilyAtSea.travel said:

This one really makes me miss being on the Seascape!

 

I need to find time for another MSC cruise soon.

"There are three keys to happiness. Having something to do, someone to love and something to look forward to." (Like a MSC cruise in the Yacht Club.) Immanuel Kant

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On 6/16/2024 at 10:25 PM, oceans.calling said:

We are not line cutting because we pay a high price for the special treatment of not having to wait on long lines. We do YC 100% of the time for that privilege because of it. Is it possible that maybe the YC is not for all 🤔🤔🤔 hmmmm?

Exactly.  You get what you pay for.

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