Avocado tip
ketobucko
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A lot of you probably all ready no this but for anybody who doesn’t,if you eat your avocados by the half like me,if you put the other half in an air tight container along with half an onion and put it back in the fridge it will keep it in perfect condition for hours n hours
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Air is the biggest enemy of cut avocados. Here is what I do:
*leave the pit in the uneaten half
*drizzle lemon on lime juice on cut half
*apply plastic wrap being sure that it is touching as much of the cut surface as possible
*put in ziplock bag with a much air as possible
Using this method, my cut avocado halves last days (that is multiple) in the fridge.4 -
michelle172415 wrote: »Air is the biggest enemy of cut avocados. Here is what I do:
*leave the pit in the uneaten half
*drizzle lemon on lime juice on cut half
*apply plastic wrap being sure that it is touching as much of the cut surface as possible
*put in ziplock bag with a much air as possible
Using this method, my cut avocado halves last days (that is multiple) in the fridge.
thats how i do it1 -
Or you could just make guacamole and eat it all7
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I keep the pit in the half I'm not eating and plastic wrap it. Doesn't the avocado absorb the onion taste?0
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mrsdixon926 wrote: »I keep the pit in the half I'm not eating and plastic wrap it. Doesn't the avocado absorb the onion taste?
This would be my concern, too since fat tends to absorb flavors.
I just make sure I wrapped the unused half so any cut edges are 'sealed' by the plastic wrap. No air = limited oxidation. As stated above, adding acid before wrapping extends the shelf life even more.2 -
Just eat the whole dang thing, never goes off then!4
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mrsdixon926 wrote: »I keep the pit in the half I'm not eating and plastic wrap it. Doesn't the avocado absorb the onion taste?
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michelle172415 wrote: »Air is the biggest enemy of cut avocados. Here is what I do:
*leave the pit in the uneaten half
*drizzle lemon on lime juice on cut half
*apply plastic wrap being sure that it is touching as much of the cut surface as possible
*put in ziplock bag with a much air as possible
Using this method, my cut avocado halves last days (that is multiple) in the fridge.
Did you say you leave it in ziplock with as much air as possible or least amount?0 -
michelle172415 wrote: »Air is the biggest enemy of cut avocados. Here is what I do:
*leave the pit in the uneaten half
*drizzle lemon on lime juice on cut half
*apply plastic wrap being sure that it is touching as much of the cut surface as possible
*put in ziplock bag with a much air as possible
Using this method, my cut avocado halves last days (that is multiple) in the fridge.
Did you say you leave it in ziplock with as much air as possible or least amount?
It should be "least" but I didn't realize my typo until after my 1 hour allotted time to edit expired LOL0 -
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Since we're posting memes now...
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I keep the pit in the uneaten half and wrap it in plastic wrap. I always eat the the other half the next day as I typically eat 1/2 an avocado almost daily.1
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I don't understand this "uneaten half" business.5
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A lot of you probably all ready no this but for anybody who doesn’t,if you eat your avocados by the half like me,if you put the other half in an air tight container along with half an onion and put it back in the fridge it will keep it in perfect condition for hours n hours
Nope. It will not.
The only sure way is to add something acidic, lemon / lime juice, and tightly wrap OR pour olive oil on a plate and place avocado face down.
Well I must be extremely lucky with mine then cos I do that with mine and come back to them over 12 hours later and it’ll be in exactly the same condition as when I cut it,and no it doesn’t taste of onion at all0 -
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The most useful tip on avocados for me is refrigerate them right when they are starting to get ripe. You can get an extra week out of them. Once cut, I just eat them. I throw away so few avocados now.1
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Eat the whole avocado or two. It's not a bad meal with some form of protein.0
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TheDevastator wrote: »Eat the whole avocado or two. It's not a bad meal with some form of protein.
I do I have 2 a day mainly but half with each of my 3 main meals and the other half as a snack,if I don’t have the snack I keep it in the fridge as mentioned at the top until the following day0 -
Great ideas, thanks0
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MikePfirrman wrote: »The most useful tip on avocados for me is refrigerate them right when they are starting to get ripe. You can get an extra week out of them. Once cut, I just eat them. I throw away so few avocados now.
I was also thrilled when I discovered this trick! It definitely buys you a few extra days.0
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