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"Food Snob" > wrote: > The average American consumer gets what (s)he is worthy of. Guacamole > can only be made fresh, as it gets icky pretty quickly. Turns out that's not true. There's a version that's pressure pasteurized that's pretty decent. It has to be refrigerated, but keeps for quite a while and has a decent taste and consistency. I first saw it in New Mexico, but can find it in Minnesota now at Whole Foods. I tried one of the "green Crisco" brands once when I was younger and even more foolish. It was hideous beyond belief. Fit only to top a 7-11 microwave burrito. Mike Beede |
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