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I doubt I eat a pound in a year. Are you vegan/vegetation? I can't imagine eating that much otherwise, unless you have a very unhealthy obsession with guacamole
by zdragnar 2y ago
I doubt I eat a pound in a year. Are you vegan/vegetation? I can't imagine eating that much otherwise, unless you have a very unhealthy obsession with guacamole...
- foolswisdom 2y agoYou don't ever eat salads that have avocado in them?
- giantg2 2y agoI eat salads and avocados. I have to say the idea of combining them does not seem appealing to me.
- HeyLaughingBoy 2y agoI love me a good Cobb salad.
- fragmede 2y agothen you're missing out, but to each their own
- zeroonetwothree 2y ago1 pound is like 2 avocados. That’s very little tbh
- nwiswell 2y agoVegetation reporting in, can confirm I have no mouth with which to eat avocados.
- saagarjha 2y agoSurely you can absorb it with your roots? That’s what I do to get those extra nutrients.
- selimthegrim 2y agoHarlan Ellison must have written a sequel about what plants screaming sound like.
- throwup238 2y ago> Are you vegan/vegetation? No, quite the opposite in fact - I'm often on a protein sparring modified fast and avocados are the only thing that make it tolerable (I know it's cheating but I don't care). I actually don't eat that much guacamole, pretty much only at Mexican restaurants a few times a year. I eat avocado sliced, sprinkled with olive oil or lime juice and some salt & pepper. A medium avocado is 200-300 grams so it's not that much, especially if you don't eat many carbs otherwise.
- subharmonicon 2y agoFor years I would eat either a half or whole avocado a day. Why would you need to be a vegan/vegetarian to do that? They are fiber and potassium rich with a lot of unsaturated fat, which adds to making them a great “dessert” if you eat them with a bit of olive oil, salt, and lemon.