What to Do With Delicious Avocados from Mexico
This post about the nutritional benefits and versatility of Avocados is sponsored by Avocados from Mexico. All opinions are my own.
One of my favorite fruits to use in prepared foods is the avocado. Avocados from Mexico are so full of nutrients and extremely versatile. Whether you use your avocado as a delicate topping or a creamy spread, avocados add a wow factor to anything they touch. If you like avocados too, you should sign up for the Guac de Cinco ebook by subscribing to The Avolution. The Avolution is a free Avocados from Mexico newsletter that includes recipes, health tips and more.
What Can You Make with Avocados from Mexico?
Avocados are an essential ingredient in Avocado Toast. They are also delicious in Tortilla soup. They sliced, chunky, or smooth, they add a layer of creamy goodness to sandwiches and burgers; but most of all, Avocados from Mexico are known for the many, many types of guacamole you can make with them. You can go more traditional, or you can add some pizzaz with something like a Pineapple Guacamole with Cucumber. You can find all kinds of recipe inspiration for your avocados on the Avocados from Mexico website. Whether you want rustic guacamole or something that incorporates peaches or pickles, you will find the right recipe for the guac you want to rock!
Why Avocados from Mexico
Avocados are maybe the most Mexican fruit you can eat. They are a significant part of Mexico's culture and heritage. The 12,650 growers show passion and dedication as they contribute to an economic resource that creates pride and joy by bringing families and friends together for special occasions like a Cinco de Mayo fiesta. As an example, you could fill a stadium up to 12 feet with guacamole made from just avocados sold for parties held during the big game. Avocados from Mexico are never out of season. They taste great and they are always fresh.
Avocados and Nutrition
Avocados are a super fruit. They are also technically a berry if you can believe that. They are the fool of essential fats that are perfect for helping your body absorb fat-soluble nutrients such as vitamins A, D, E, and K. One medium avocado is three servings of fruit. Each serving has roughly 80 calories and 6 grams of healthy fat.
Contrary to most fruits, which are high in carbs and low in fats, avocados flip the script. That's why they are so great to have on hand when doing keto. The bulk of avocado fat is monounsaturated which is good and it's what makes the fruit so creamy and easily blended with other ingredients to make anything from dip to ice cream. Avocados make a healthy substitute for mayo, butter, or margarine.
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monque s
I love avocados and they are so healthy I love to use them as much as I can in recipes