Avocados are Good for You
ernestrodgers82
Posts: 208 Member
Here's a link to an article published by the New York Times. Enjoy
Ask Well: Are Avocados Good for You?
http://nyti.ms/22cUDxy
Ask Well: Are Avocados Good for You?
http://nyti.ms/22cUDxy
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Thanks...love avocados!0
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Great, thanks for the link, avocados are so tasty too.0
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Avacados are mushy and green.0
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I love avocados ....having a avacado salad as I type0
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MommyL2015 wrote: »Avacados are mushy and green.
I'm joking. Personally, I can't stand wine.
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Just don't add sour cream or eat them with chips (that ruins health benefits).0
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JanetYellen wrote: »Just don't add sour cream or eat them with chips (that ruins health benefits).
Why do sour cream or chips "ruin" the health benefits?0 -
Good because I'm an avo addict!!0
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Doesn't sour cream have those bad fats in it? Some people use mayo in their guac too. Foods high in saturated fats ruin a healthy food.0
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JanetYellen wrote: »Doesn't sour cream have those bad fats in it? Some people use mayo in their guac too. Foods high in saturated fats ruin a healthy food.
Saturated fats are just like sugar and other things some people call "bad". In the context of an overall well-rounded diet, there's nothing wrong with eating them in moderation. They don't "ruin" anything, they just shouldn't comprise a large portion of your overall diet. Eating a couple tablespoons of sour cream (or mayo, or a big, juicy steak or whatever) one meal per week isn't going to give you a heart attack or turn you into a pile of blubber.0 -
Avocados are great with a bit of salt and pepper with a squirt of lime juice.0
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JanetYellen wrote: »Doesn't sour cream have those bad fats in it? Some people use mayo in their guac too. Foods high in saturated fats ruin a healthy food.
Absolutely nothing wrong with sour cream :noway:
saturated fat or any fat does not ruin healthy foods.
This fat demon myth was spread around in the 80's, and has been widely debunked since then.
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There are new nutrition guidelines coming out about that! However, when I eat animal meat or fat (rarely) I eat the more expensive grass fed, pastured, and/or organic varieties. It's easier to afford if it's eaten sparingly. You are right that 'lowfat' was an 80's thing.0
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Avocados are great for when I want to have a cheat meal and yet still eat clean.0
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MommyL2015 wrote: »Avacados are mushy and green.
"It's not easy being green" - Kermit the Frog, American actor0
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