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\"quac\"Living on an Island that gets slammed my Hurricanes and Tropical Storms, our yard ends up getting covered in not only dead trees, branches and palm frawns….but tons of Avocados.<\/p>\n

Avocados in the store here are approx. $3 each, so throwing these babies away….is a NO NO. \u00a0We do give away bags when we can, but since we are\u00a0HUGE guacamole lovers (and since I would each tacos daily) we needed to find a way to save what we could. \u00a0When you allow them to sit out in Bermuda, an entire army of ants decide to take over…and make the avocados their home.<\/p>\n

So after looking at dozens of recipes and ways to save our avocados for future, I think the following are the best options.<\/p>\n

Julie R. Thomson,<\/a>\u00a0<\/span><\/span>Food writer, wrote an article back in 2012 on the Huffington Post. \u00a0Thank you Julie, for the below ideas, you are a life saver.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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So…there are two ways you can freeze avocados.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n