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Because we are decadent, we like to have guacamole for dinner whenever we can. I want to share with you our happiest discovery in this vein, namely: Costco's avocados rock the house. As far as I know there is nothing sustainable, ecologically sound, or labor-friendly about them, and certainly nothing local (Costco's own labor policies are very good, however!), but they are damn tasty. I imagine this is mainly the outcome of two factors: (a) they're Hass, and (b) you can get them when they are completely and totally unripe, meaning that they spend their entire stressful time of ripening in the comfort of your home. The result is entirely unblemished, flavorful avocados. Every single freaking time, people! And I've lived in California, so it's not that I have no acquaintance with good avocados, nor with sad, tasteless ones, either.
Posted by redfox at March 14, 2006 08:05 AM (tips) | Comments (2)
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After eating the avocado fruit from costco, i grew some of its seeds. i have a few 2 feet trees now. im really curious does anyone know what type of breed does costco sell.
Posted by alen at September 21, 2007 08:03 PMall breads | breakfast | dinner reports | drink | eating out | essays | etcetera | lunch | news | recipes | salads | snacks | soups | sweets | tips | travel | vegetables | weekly meals |
I adore the Costco avocados. They're also much cheaper than the same type of avocado in the supermarket. You do have to buy five of them at a time, of course, but they don't all ripen at the exact same time, and once they're ripe, they're good for a reasonable length of time. You do have to buy them a week beforehand if you plan to make guacamole for a party, though.
Posted by anapestic at March 14, 2006 02:26 PM