What is clay-do and grits?

Answer 1

aydo is a homemade version of paydough that consists of flour salt cornstarch and white glue. You probably got the question from an everybody hates chris episode where they think they have a hex or "mojo" on them and they drink claydo and grits to get rid of it. I have found no evidence that proves that people actually believe that it works. I'm sure it was just for comedy sake!

Answer 2

Well, honey, "clay-do" isn't a thing, but I'm guessing you meant "clay dough." Clay dough is a type of modeling material made from clay and other ingredients. And as for grits, well, bless your heart, they're ground corn that's cooked into a porridge-like dish popular in the Southern United States. Now you know, darlin'!

Answer 3

Oh, dude, clay-do is like Play-Doh's distant cousin who's way less fun at parties. It's basically just clay that's not as cool but still gets the job done. And grits? They're like the Southern cousin of oatmeal, except they're made from corn and have a bit more attitude. So, yeah, they're basically corn porridge with a side of sass.