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guacamole
Guacamole, a spread or dip made of peeled and mashed ripe avocados and other ingredients.
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avocados
Avocados on the tree (
Persea americana
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avocado
An avocado contains one large seed.
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Nachos, a popular appetizer typically consisting of tortilla chips covered with melted...
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