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This green pea guacamole provides a similar texture to traditional guacamole and offers a fresh, vibrant flavor with a hint of sweetness from the peas. It's a great option for those looking for an avocado alternative. 
 

Guacamole without avocados? Yes that's possible with green peas, here's an easy recipe

This green pea guacamole provides a similar texture to traditional guacamole and offers a fresh, vibrant flavor with a hint of sweetness from the peas. It's a great option for those looking for an avocado alternative.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Do you love guacamole dip but find avocados too pricey? Here&rsquo;s a great way to make your favourite dip without them. You read that right! If you want to make a guacamole-style dip without avocados, you can use green peas and create a delicious and healthy alternative.
<h3>Here's a recipe for avocado-free green pea guacamole:&nbsp;</h3>
Ingredients:&nbsp;
2 cups frozen green peas (thawed)&nbsp; 1/2 red onion, finely chopped&nbsp; 1-2 cloves garlic, minced&nbsp; 1-2 small green chilies, finely chopped (adjust to your spice preference)&nbsp; 1-2 ripe tomatoes, diced&nbsp; 1/4 cup fresh cilantro leaves, chopped&nbsp; Juice of 1-2 limes&nbsp; Salt and pepper to taste&nbsp;
Instructions:&nbsp;
Start by peeling the peas out of the pods if you are using fresh matar or green peas. Or start by thawing the green peas if you are using the frozen ones. You can do this by blanching them in boiling water for a few minutes or microwaving them according to the package instructions. Once thawed, let them cool to room temperature.&nbsp;
In a food processor, combine the thawed green peas, minced garlic, and chopped green chilies. Pulse until you achieve a chunky texture. Be careful not to over-process; you want some texture to remain.&nbsp; Transfer the pea mixture to a mixing bowl.&nbsp;
Add the chopped red onion, diced tomatoes, and chopped corander leaves to the pea mixture. Stir everything together until well combined.&nbsp; Squeeze the juice of 1-2 limes into the mixture, depending on your taste preference. Lime juice adds flavor and freshness to the dip.&nbsp;
Season with salt and pepper to taste. Remember to taste as you go and adjust the seasoning as needed. Let the green pea guacamole sit in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes to allow the flavors to meld together.&nbsp; Serve your avocado-free green pea guacamole with tortilla chips, vegetable sticks, or as a topping for tacos, nachos, or grilled kebabs. Enjoy!&nbsp;
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German artist Tim Bengel&nbsp;feeling inspired by avocado bagels created a 18 carat gold sculpture comprising of everything found in an avocado bagel.&nbsp;
The $3 million non edible sculpture, Who Wants to Live Forever, is an attempt by Bengel&nbsp;to highlight the spirit of millenials, which according to him includes avocados.&nbsp;
The sculpture resembles five tomato slices, arugula leaves, avocado strips and two pumpkin seed bagel halves.&nbsp;
One slice of the gold avocado is estimated to be $14,000.&nbsp;
The structure has been put on display in the Berlin Art Week exhibition.&nbsp;

'Who Wants to Live Forever' gold avocado sculpture worth $3 million 

Millenials, take note! German artist Tim Bengel&nbsp;inspired by avocado bagels creates 18k gold avocado structure which is on display in Berlin Art Week exhibition.&nbsp;

German artist Tim Bengel&nbsp;feeling inspired by avocado bagels created a 18 carat gold sculpture of it.&nbsp;
The structure resembles five tomato slices, arugula leaves, avocado strips and two pumpkin seed bagel halves.&nbsp;
The $3 million non edible sculpture, 'Who Wants to Live Forever', is an attempt by Bengel&nbsp;to highlight the spirit of millenials, which according to him includes avocados.&nbsp;
One slice of the gold avocado is estimated to be $14,000.&nbsp;
The structure has been put on display in the Berlin Art Week exhibition.

Inspired by an avocado bagel, German artist Tim Bengel sculpted an avocado structure out of 18k gold. It resembles five tomato slices, arugula leaves, avocado strips and two pumpkin seed bagel halves.&nbsp;

German artist Tim Bengel&nbsp;feeling inspired by avocado bagels created a 18 carat gold sculpture comprising of everything found in an avocado bagel.&nbsp;
The $3 million non edible sculpture, Who Wants to Live Forever, is an attempt by Bengel&nbsp;to highlight the spirit of millenials, which according to him includes avocados.&nbsp;
The sculpture resembles five tomato slices, arugula leaves, avocado strips and two pumpkin seed bagel halves.&nbsp;
One slice of the gold avocado is estimated to be $14,000.&nbsp;
The structure has been put on display in the Berlin Art Week exhibition.&nbsp;

Avocados not only have a creamy texture and a delicious taste but are actually loaded with some key nutrients that make them good for health. 

If you still need an excuse to chomp on some avocados, consider this!

Avocados not only have a creamy texture and a delicious taste but are actually loaded with some key nutrients that make them good for health.&nbsp;

Avocados not only have a creamy texture and a delicious taste but are actually loaded with some key nutrients that make them good for health.&nbsp;

Whether on a toast, as a dip or in a salad, avocados can be relished in numerous different ways. They are available in different varieties, but the most popular one is Hass avocados. Creamy soft texture and an earthy taste are what make avocados an immediate hit.&nbsp;
But, little do we know that this wrinkly and green fruit is a powerhouse of nutrition and health benefits. So in case you are looking for more reasons to chomp on this fruit, we are here to help!
Rich in nutrients and fiber
As per US National Centre for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) avocados are a rich source of some essential nutrients. From potassium, magnesium to vitamin E and vitamin K, avocados have them all. Apart from these nutrients, it is also a great source of dietary fiber which makes it good for digestion.
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Helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels
According to the British Heart Foundation, avocados are high in fat, but mainly monounsaturated fats. So when eaten in place of food items containing high saturated fats, the consumption of avocados can help maintain healthy cholesterol levels.&nbsp;
Promotes eye health
Highlighted by the US National Centre for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), avocados contain carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin. The presence of these help in keeping the eyes healthy.&nbsp;
So, what are you waiting for? Quickly whip up some guacamole or a salad with avocado dressing and let the nutrients do their job! But, before you begin munching on this fruit, be careful about how much you eat as avocados are high in calories, so portion control is a must!
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