Yummy in my tummy

No. Is that a bad thing? I guess I've had a sheltered life....

 

A friend of mine moved to the US from Canada in '94. He wouldn't go near guacamole until '03. He'd never heard of an avocado before either.

 

I really can't describe the taste...rich, creamy..help me out, avocado lovers!

 

avocadoey

 

ya know, alone...eh. It's okay. I prefer mine in guac. Although avocado is damned good in Tortilla Soup.

That still doesn't describe the taste, though.

 

Creamy, herbal, and kinda earthy. In a good kinda way. I miss Rich.

 

You do a fine job of filling his shoes, Dale.
*snicker*

 

*glares at Mary Jane*

Pum vipt zaxat diiet riko Pum vipt zo fufenic praxaguo.

 

Haxatovol ug saxaupp. *sningol*

You're description is spot-on. I can almost taste an avocado.

*mj runs from the room, giggling*

 

Smaxaltaxapt

 

I'm joshin' with you, Dale. I hope I didn't bend your feelers. I would rather dig out all of my toenails with a Phillips screw driver then bend your feelers.

 

I know you are, Mary Jane.

*looks for a Phillips screwdriver*

 

A straight blade will work just as well. Might not make as much of a mess but....

 

Oh Jeeze, is this gonna segue into another spare body parts thing again?

 

*smacks Dale right back*

 

Wendy, they have a green, smooth consistency.
A love them or hate them food.
Link to more than you wanted to know!
http://whatscookingamerica.net/avacado.htm

 

Sorry, Candace, I missed your question. No, we will be selling to one of the local packing houses. We don't want the grove to be labor intensive or time consuming. That's one of the reasons we chose avos, because like you said, they practically take care of themselves.

 

Nothing beats a good ol Hass. The hills down here are covered in them, the tree's sure get huge. Candace who climbs up in the tree to fetch those up hi ?

Candace, they import Avo's from Guatamala up there ? We only have local grown and Chile.
No Mexican or other foreign imports allowed down here because of fruit flys and other pests. Chile is clean (pest free) so they are allowed to be sold here. Fuerte's and the other types are just not as creamy and yummyrific as Hass (IMO), but are better than NO Avo's at all.
Good luck Alexis, i do not know that variety, it must be more heat and humidity tolerant?

Wendy it is a Fruit, the rather large seed is in the center.

Candace, throw a couple hard one's in a paper bag with a couple apple slices and in 2 days it is ripe. (ethylene gas i believe)