You've got it pretty well covered, but maybe some lemon or lime juice? Good luck.

how about curry powder or turmeric?

Going to cut a lemon now! Thanks. I thought about a little bleach, but I'm not sure I can stand the smell overnight. And I seldom have bleach outside the laundry area.

Oh, yes...curry powder! Knew I was missing something.

In addition to the curry powder and lemon, I've added beet juice and bourbon.

Are you sure your "Super White" is a granite and not a quartzite? I think I've read that some quartzite's have some properties similar to marble in that they may etch with acids so it would be interesting to hear how the lemon juice did on the stone.

Beet juice and bourbon? Someone please remind me to stick with wine if bbstx is the bartender.

Tabasco sauce (actually, Crystal sauce). That's the one thing that stained my sealed sample of a white granite (after sitting for a weekend).

ROFL, the beet juice and bourbon are not mixed...but have you ever had a Scarlett O'Hara? Bourbon and cranberry juice. Delish! and I don't like bourbon.

Thanks, Star...heading to the kitchen now for the Tabasco. Since I never have used/bought Crystal sauce, Tabasco will have to do.

jb, for all I know this may be a quartzite rather than a granite. I've checked the paperwork the granite yard sent with me when I got the samples. It simply refers to it as "Super White."

Friends from Kentucky make a bevy of bourbon drinks at a party. I was surprised at how much I liked it- it was good with everything they mixed it with!

Coffee for sure (we've spilled more coffee on the counter than anything else!) and soy sauce.

Hey there -- two things: 1) How did it do with the oil? I had a sample of white quartzite (soooo pretty) and the only thing that left a mark was oil. I've heard of problems with trapped water too -- just put a drip of water on, then a glass on top, and leave overnight...

Tomatoes and ketchup
Coffee and tea
Things that commonly get spilled in your house
Strawberries: your white granite might pass every test except this one. My blue granite did. So I'm very careful about always leaving strawberries in the sink or on a rimmed cutting board.