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    How Do You Feel About AVOCADOS?

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    • Posts: 3,250 Member
      I love avocados! And they're a healthy fat, so as long as you have the calories, have some avocado!
    • Posts: 597 Member
      I do eggs on toast almost every morning for breakfast...on days when I don't know how long it'll be, or if even ever, I'll get lunch...I add half an avocado in between my toast and egg. It is DELISH and keeps me satisfied much longer.
      Love, LovE, LOVE this tasty green fruit!!!! Healthy fats but calorie dense...just be sure to log it and plan for it in your daily calorie goal.
    • Posts: 949 Member
      they gross me out. i think it's a texture thing.
    • Posts: 17 Member
      I know all their benefits. I know how amazing and versatile they are. I know how great they are for you.
      I still hate them.
      I don't like the texture or the taste. I have tried them so many different ways trying to force them into my diet, but I can't seem to find a way to hide them in anything and it still be palatable for me... :(
      If you can eat them - more power to you!

      I agree 100% People think I'm crazy for not liking them, and I've really tried! But for some reason, I just cannot get myself to like them at all. Oh well.
    • Posts: 1,857 Member
      L.O.V.E! I like them super ripe, so they spread like butter :) Mmmmmm . . . I have 1/4 for breakfast every morning, spread on a tortilla and topped with fried egg. For a while there I would do another 1/4 mixed with 1/2 can of tuna and a few olives on pita for lunch. Super good mixed into rice. Or spread on tacos. With fresh sliced tomatoes and gouda on a grilled cheese . . .
    • Posts: 103
      I've heard they're meant to be really good for your health and have amazing benefits. If you're trying to get fit and lose weight they're meant to be your best friend…but I still can't make myself like them. I'm not even 100% sure what they taste like as I've never noticed or been overwhelmed by a taste when I've eaten them before. It's the texture that gets me most, though. The sliminess really makes me feel ill, and I'm normally never fussy with things like textures - ever!

      I then realised that despite all the benefits, they aren't exactly low in calories anyway so it's not the end of the world!
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    • Posts: 1,527 Member
      I've heard they're meant to be really good for your health and have amazing benefits. If you're trying to get fit and lose weight they're meant to be your best friend…but I still can't make myself like them. I'm not even 100% sure what they taste like as I've never noticed or been overwhelmed by a taste when I've eaten them before. It's the texture that gets me most, though. The sliminess really makes me feel ill, and I'm normally never fussy with things like textures - ever!

      I then realised that despite all the benefits, they aren't exactly low in calories anyway so it's not the end of the world!

      If they are slimy, they are TOO ripe. I like my avocados firm, unless I'm using them to make something like pudding.
    • Posts: 1,216 Member
      Avocados are amazing. I love them so much. I eat them on just about everything savory. I do mash them add a bit of lemon juice to keep it from turning brown or make guacamole. I then portion out 28 to 56g per meal to keep the calories in check.
    • Posts: 152 Member
      Love them! They are a healthy fat, which is an important part of nutrition. I probably eat 1 avocado/week.

      I love 1/4-1/2 an avocado spread on wheat toast with a sprinkle of sea salt and feta. Also a few slices with an egg white scramble, and fresh guacamole with lots of lime juice and cilantro on black bean tacos. Yum!
    • Posts: 1,160 Member
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    • Posts: 281 Member
      Not a big fan. But this is how I sneak them in:

      http://www.organizeyourselfskinny.com/2014/01/25/chopped-taco-mason-jar-salad/

      Lunch for the whole week!
    • Posts: 152 Member
      For those who don't know if you are getting a ripe or overripe avocado at the store, here's a tip that has worked really well for me.

      Peel the stem of the avocado off. If the circle beneath the stem is green, the avocado is perfect. If it is brown or black, it is past its prime.

      http://www.nwedible.com/2012/05/never-buy-a-rotten-avocado-again.html

      If you buy an avocado that is ready but you aren't going to use it right away, stick it in your fridge to keep it from ripening any further. It should last a few days, maybe even a week.
    • Posts: 378 Member
      Seem a little too good to be true. . . like the way cocaine used to be coco cola.

      I mean, I'm literally in a better mood after eating avocado. . . .

      But I eat them anyway. Yes, they're high in calories, but they hit the spot and satisfy in a way that other foods with the same amount of calories just don't. Especially a great substitute is you just want to eat something fatty/buttery.

      One of my favorite indulgences when I'm craving carbs and fat is to toast some ezekiel bread and mash a half avocado on it, and sprinkle some lime juice, cayenne, and plenty of salt. It's happiness on a plate.
    • Posts: 22,834 Member
      How Do You Feel About AVOCADOS?

      I have nothing against them.
    • Posts: 367 Member
      I used to like them, but when I got pregnant even the thought of avocados made me nauseous. If I knew there was one in the house I would feel sick. Blerg.

      Now I don't mind having some guac to dip a chip or two in, but that's pretty much as far as I'll go. I'm not a fussy eater at all, but there's something about avocados.
    • Posts: 948 Member
      I stick to the Haas Avocado but i looove them.
    • Posts: 323 Member
      I feel very good about avocados. Yes please!

      Just eat 1/4 of one. Calories aren't that bad, you can work them in.
    • Posts: 86 Member
      They are AMAZING, and named after testicles :P
    • Posts: 311 Member
      Love them. Have one in my salad at dinner, most days.
    • Posts: 465 Member
      Avacodos are scrummy
      mashed plain over toast with bacon bits (i tried it once and it was so good) real bacON may be better and better than the fake bacony bits crap LOL
    • Posts: 1,868 Member
      I love avocados! I think they're a good, healthy substitute for fat. Oftentimes on sandwiches I will sub avo for mayo, or I'll make a dressing or pesto using avo instead of oil. Try it!
    • Posts: 465 Member
      They are AMAZING, and named after testicles :P
      I will google this you know and cannot tell my husband or else he will have weird feelings as he doesn't care for them already as it is HAHAHA
    • Posts: 11,118 Member
      Have you met my baby? I named him Avocado......

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    • Posts: 89 Member
      Yummy!! Love avocados!! But its only something I like eating since becoming an adult, wouldn't touch them as a kid lol
    • Posts: 247 Member
      I know all their benefits. I know how amazing and versatile they are. I know how great they are for you.
      I still hate them.
      I don't like the texture or the taste. I have tried them so many different ways trying to force them into my diet, but I can't seem to find a way to hide them in anything and it still be palatable for me... :(
      If you can eat them - more power to you!
      What she said.
    • Posts: 1,166 Member
      I've only ever had them in guacamole, which we're eating more of lately.
    • Posts: 1,351 Member
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      Love this...makes me smile every time I see it.
    • Posts: 1,255 Member
      Totally love avacado. At first i used to only eat it in guacamole, but now I've started adding it to smoothies, on sandwiches, and mixed in with pasta and veggies.
    • Posts: 422 Member
      Love them! :-) They are the dark chocolate of green foods.
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