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You’ve probably eaten this rich, creamy fruit that is the avocado as a salad or polished off a bowl of it, bathed in milk and sugar (trust me, you’re not the only weirdo who eats avocado this way).

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You’ve probably eaten this rich, creamy fruit that is the avocado as a salad or polished off a bowl of it, bathed in milk and sugar (trust me, you’re not the only weirdo who eats avocado this way).

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