Anonymous
Post 11/15/2022 14:11     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:$5k/year for avocados? And here we've been blaming millennials and their avocado toast!

(And 1000 calories of avocado per day might not be exactly healthy.)



1000 calories of avocado is much healthier than consuming protein powder.


Getting half of your daily calories from one food source is never a good idea.


It’s not half the daily calories for an active teen boy. My 16 year old athlete needs about 3500-4000 calories a day.


I looked up Michael Phelps' diet from his years of peak performance. Not an avocado in sight.


Have you considered that Michael Phelps just doesn’t like avocados very much?
Anonymous
Post 11/15/2022 14:09     Subject: Re:Avocado and global warming

It’s not fair the trees don’t grow as far north as NOVA.
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2022 19:34     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:80% of Avocado in US comes from Mexico. Most are from Michoacán which do not need irrigation.


Maybe, but those avocado farms have also been commandeered by the drug lords so when you buy them you are lining their pockets and contributing to the violence. It's kind of a no-win situation.


Next you are going to say all that California pot is bad for the environment.
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2022 09:25     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:$5k/year for avocados? And here we've been blaming millennials and their avocado toast!

(And 1000 calories of avocado per day might not be exactly healthy.)



1000 calories of avocado is much healthier than consuming protein powder.


Getting half of your daily calories from one food source is never a good idea.


It’s not half the daily calories for an active teen boy. My 16 year old athlete needs about 3500-4000 calories a day.


I looked up Michael Phelps' diet from his years of peak performance. Not an avocado in sight.
Anonymous
Post 09/29/2022 09:18     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We are a family of 5 that loves avocados, and I'd be surprised if we eat more than 1 or 2 a week on average.
That is really not healthy. I think you should not be eating more than 15/week for the whole family. Eat a rainbow.


I beg to differ. College athletes eat a lot of avocados everyday.


Growing up overseas, we ate only seasonal fruit and veges because of high freight costs. Asparagus was available a few weeks in spring only, not all year. I didn't have an avocado until I was over 25.

There were still lots of athletes despite the lack of avocados
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2022 14:24     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:80% of Avocado in US comes from Mexico. Most are from Michoacán which do not need irrigation.


Maybe, but those avocado farms have also been commandeered by the drug lords so when you buy them you are lining their pockets and contributing to the violence. It's kind of a no-win situation.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2022 14:11     Subject: Avocado and global warming

80% of Avocado in US comes from Mexico. Most are from Michoacán which do not need irrigation.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2022 12:54     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This reads like a wacky word problem.

But I am so troubled by the overeating. Barf. This would give me massive bathroom problems. In what world dud you think this was ok? How many of you are obese?


Sounds like you don’t know many teen boys if you think 4 avocados is overeating!


I have two teen boy athletes, and they do not eat 4 avocados/day nor would they care to. That's a lot of food boredom. They could easily eat one avocado daily without getting bored. But 4? That's outrageous.
Nice job, OP. You have joined the ranks of burgundy washcloths!
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2022 00:46     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Stop eating all fruits and veg. They are taking all the water in the world. Cheetos, pop tarts, and other man made foods require very little water. Much better for the environment.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2022 00:30     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:This reads like a wacky word problem.

But I am so troubled by the overeating. Barf. This would give me massive bathroom problems. In what world dud you think this was ok? How many of you are obese?


Sounds like you don’t know many teen boys if you think 4 avocados is overeating!
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2022 00:29     Subject: Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:$5k/year for avocados? And here we've been blaming millennials and their avocado toast!

(And 1000 calories of avocado per day might not be exactly healthy.)



1000 calories of avocado is much healthier than consuming protein powder.


Getting half of your daily calories from one food source is never a good idea.


It’s not half the daily calories for an active teen boy. My 16 year old athlete needs about 3500-4000 calories a day.
Anonymous
Post 09/28/2022 00:12     Subject: Avocado and global warming

This reads like a wacky word problem.

But I am so troubled by the overeating. Barf. This would give me massive bathroom problems. In what world dud you think this was ok? How many of you are obese?
Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 23:56     Subject: Re:Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:Threads like this are why I am a faithful DCUM reader.

+1

OP apparently you are not the only person who eats so many avocados.
Oprah owns an avocado orchard because she thinks avocados are too expensive: https://www.today.com/food/oprah-owns-avocado-orchard-because-she-thinks-avocados-are-too-t151978

Anonymous
Post 09/27/2022 23:38     Subject: Re:Avocado and global warming

Anonymous wrote:Threads like this are why I am a faithful DCUM reader.


Same. Still looking for those moments of pure magic like burgundy washcloth