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Superfood- Avocado

A blog about blog.

DEVANG UPADHYAYA
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Hey, don’t be surprised you have come to the right blog. Well, this blog is about the blog that I’ve written for Healthieyoo.

I wrote a blog about avocados and it was the longest blog written by me (Lengthy blogs are totally not my style).

They have a word limit of 1.5k+ words and to write that blog I had to do tons of research.

Due to that blog, I had to delay many blogs of mine and also had to pacify my desire to work with one of my favourite bloggers (which I will do this month anyhow).

So read that blog of mine (Please) and let me know your thoughts. It will take 5 minutes of yours, but I promise that the blog is totally worth your time.

Here it is: SUPERFOOD AVOCADO

This is the blog I was talking about.

Drop your comments here and let me know how can I improve. I want to write lengthy blogs in future and need advice from the pros.

I have another blog coming this week which is based on Plants.

Until later this week, Keep smiling 🙂

67 responses to “Superfood- Avocado”

  1. Tiana avatar
    Tiana

    Yeah, avocado is a healthy vegetable it’s just that I’ve not been able to make myself eat it even though it’s always available in my house. Can you imagine that?

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      why so?
      You don’t like it?

      Reply
      1. Tiana avatar
        Tiana

        It’s not attractive to me

  2. Tiana avatar
    Tiana

    Good content though keep on growing.

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Thank you so much.

      Reply
  3. Vartika avatar
    Vartika

    You studied alot about avocados.. this is insightful. Well I have to add avocados on my shopping list. Great post

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Thank you so much.
      Definitely this blog required a lot of research. Mainly due to word limit. 😅

      Reply
  4. Candy🍫 avatar
    Candy🍫

    Avocados are indeed a super food..but they aren’t available everywhere specially in India and where I live I don’t even get to see a single avocado 😂…and they are just so costly..so they’re just out of my network coverage area 😂
    BTW great post with a lot useful information like always…the post was a bit long but then I enjoyed reading it!

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Thank you so much candy for reading it.
      I’m really obliged. It’s hard to find avocados in my city as well. But you can still find it on some specific shops.

      Reply
  5. jaquintinwriter avatar
    jaquintinwriter

    An excellent and most informative post ~ you did your research.
    Although available in the produce section, avocado never held any appeal for me.
    The one time I tried it was in a cooking class and to be honest I didn’t care for it.
    There are various recipes available for folks who like avocados.
    I’m certain anyone who is involved in fitness is aware of the high calorie content.
    Keep up the 💯 good writing!! 😊

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Thank you so much for this lovely comment.
      In India, avocados are not that popular. As I’ve mentioned in the blog, there are tons of fruits option. In such case people don’t prefer to buy avocados.
      As it’s monsoon in India, many other fruits are available in the Market.

      Reply
      1. jaquintinwriter avatar
        jaquintinwriter

        You’re most welcome. 😊

  6. Rebecca Cuningham avatar
    Rebecca Cuningham

    Glad to see that a food I love is so healthy. We only eat them once a week because they are so expensive. Most of ours are imported from Mexico or the distant land of California. 😉 We like to make guacamole, smashed avocado with lime and salt added. We eat it with cassava chips. Avocados were originally grown in what is now southern Mexico and Guatemala.

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    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Yes avocados were originally grown in Mexico and Guatemala 😀
      I didn’t know it is expensive everywhere.
      It is very less available here. I like the idea of your recipe.

      Reply
      1. Rebecca Cuningham avatar
        Rebecca Cuningham

        Yes, here they are the equivalent of 189.49 rupees to 220.28 rupees each! ($2.39-2.79)

      2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        220 rupees for single avocado?
        😱
        I can get atleast 7 kg amla
        Or 5 kg mango with that money

      3. Vidah avatar
        Vidah

        True that!

      4. Rebecca Cuningham avatar
        Rebecca Cuningham

        Wow, that sounds great.

  7. Vidah avatar
    Vidah

    Avocadoes are not available in my region too.
    But the blog was really informative, well done for all this research and long writing, my friend.
    BTW my favourite fruit is pineapple😊

    Reply
    1. Vidah avatar
      Vidah

      Avocados**😅

      Reply
    2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      मेने तो कभी डूंडने की कोशिश नी करी।
      Haha
      ना ही कभी चखे है। 🤭
      My top 5 favourite fruits are:
      Litchi, kiwi, custard apple,mango and green apple.
      How are you vidah??
      How’s your exams going??

      Reply
      1. Vidah avatar
        Vidah

        हिन्दी 😅
        मैं ठीक हुँ। तुम कैसे हो?

        My exams are done and went well!
        I hope you are having a great time gymming. 😊

      2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        हिंदी जरूरी है। लोगों को पता ना चले की मेने कभी यह चखे नही। 🤣
        इससे यह भी पता चल गया, की आपको हिंदी आती हे।
        Now that you are free, I’m expecting a blog from you in the near future.

      3. Vidah avatar
        Vidah

        I’ll post something soon! 😊
        And yes.. I am really waiting for your PLANTS based blog.

      4. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        Coming this week finally.
        Need to add some things

  8. Ellie Thompson avatar
    Ellie Thompson

    This is a great post, Devang. You’ve certainly worked hard on it and done a lot of research. I love avocados but didn’t know all the facts about them. It is really interesting to learn more about them and about how they do you so much good. I had no idea they had more potassium in them than bananas; nor did I know they were good for cataracts. Unfortunately, I’ve got a cataract in my right eye which will need an operation before too long. I’ll have to eat more avocados, I think. They’re not too expensive here but also not as cheap as many fruits such as apples, pears, plums etc. I’ve just ordered my online shopping and have asked for two ripe avocados which I will thoroughly enjoy. Thank you for so much good information, as always, my friend 🌞.

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    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Can you please share the price of avocados?? It will educate me a bit.
      How often do you eat it ? And what are your some favourite fruits?

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      1. Ellie Thompson avatar
        Ellie Thompson

        Avocados here are relatively affordable. The shops, particularly, supermarkets, sell them either already ripe or ones to ripen at home. The ripe ones are more expensive at about 75p each and the unripe ones are about 60p each. I probably eat about one avocado a week – usually just on its own, sprinkled with lemon juice, but sometimes cut up in a salad, mashed into a sandwich filling or on toast. My other favourite fruits are bananas, oranges, kiwis, cherries (which are sometimes expensive, so I don’t have them all that often). I do like apples, too. Hope that helps a bit 🌞

      2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        By 60 p, you means 60 pounds? that’s expensive.
        I am glad to read your style of eating this fruit.
        My top 5 favourites are
        Lithchi, Kiwi, custard apple, mango, green apple.
        Cheeries are affordable as it comes from north India. 🙂

      3. Ellie Thompson avatar
        Ellie Thompson

        Sorry, Devang. I wasn’t very clear, was I? 60p is actually 60 pence, not pounds (£). If they were £60 I definitely wouldn’t be able to afford them 😉. I forgot to mention that I love Litchi too. We only get them once a year and that’s only for a very short time. They’re delicious, I agree. I’ve never had a custard apple, though 🌞

      4. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        If it was 60 pence here, I could have eaten it. ALso, it’s very hard to find in udaipur. Custard apple is local fruit, available in winters.
        Right now we have Indian blackberry, plums, peach, pears and similar fruits in the market.
        Mango is still there but it’s mainly liked in summers.

  9. Pooja G avatar
    Pooja G

    I’m off to read the post although I’m allergic to avocados so I can’t eat them. Good job doing your research and working hard on a longer post.

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Ohhh you are allergic of avocados?
      Can you please tell me the effects it do on you? It will help me in future.
      And thank you so much for your precious time 😀

      Reply
      1. Pooja G avatar
        Pooja G

        Yes, they make me nauseous and if I eat too much I throw up. It’s annoying because I do like their taste.

      2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        Thank you for replying. Your comment helped me a lot

      3. Pooja G avatar
        Pooja G

        Happy to reply. Glad the information helped.

      4. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        🙇🏻‍♂️

  10. Uwaga avatar
    Uwaga

    Avocado is a vegetable that I’ve really tried to get into but it just has a taste that I’m not a fan of. But I want to try and see if guacamole will make it taste better. Good work 👍🏽

    Reply
    1. Uwaga avatar
      Uwaga

      Fruit* 😅

      Reply
    2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Hmmm, let me know your experience then.
      What do you think about this blog?

      Reply
  11. Michele Lee avatar
    Michele Lee

    A staple in my house. 🥑👍🏻

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      You have avocado tree? 😱

      Reply
      1. Michele Lee avatar
        Michele Lee

        I wish! I buy them. Most are imported from Mexico.

  12. Annabel avatar
    Annabel

    One of My favorite breakfast 🍳 recipe is avocado toast! 🥑 😜

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      That’s interesting.
      You like it as a fruit?
      What are your some othe favourites?

      Reply
      1. Annabel avatar
        Annabel

        I smashed the avocados with spices and use it as a spread on top of toast😎. There’s many avocados recipes online.🥳🥑

      2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        That’s great.
        There are many recipes, but it’s hard to find avocado.
        The biggest fruit market of my city doesn’t have it. 😛

      3. Annabel avatar
        Annabel

        oh yes, avocado seems to be an alien fruit in most of the oriental regimes. I did not grow up eating avocados, either.

      4. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        Ohhhh
        Well maybe avocado will be more available in my city.
        The main issue is competition and easy availablity of other fruits.

  13. vermavkv avatar
    vermavkv

    Great Post for avocado. I have not yet tried, but your post made me curious for the use.

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Apne original post pada yeh?

      Reply
  14. vermavkv avatar
    vermavkv

    Yes dear..but I don’t know about it.

    Reply
  15. Sohair avatar
    Sohair

    Great tips and information about avocado… Nature is rich with its healthy food..
    Keep giving dear Devang 👋

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      Thanks for reading my blog. I really appreciate it

      Reply
      1. Sohair avatar
        Sohair

        Most welcome Dear Devang 🌸

  16. Poetry Goddess avatar
    Poetry Goddess

    I did benefits of avocado a couple of days ago. Do check out.. for extra info

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      I will eventually reach there. Will definitely love to read it.
      Have you read this blog of mine???

      Reply
      1. Poetry Goddess avatar
        Poetry Goddess

        I did a few articles/ blog post. You are slimming down am I correct? Do try drinking hot japanese tea no sugar. At least a small teapot a day. It gives you less appetite to eat. You will eat less amount than normal and feel full faster.

      2. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        I fill find the Japanese tea. Never heard of it’s benefits before.
        Thank you so much

      3. Poetry Goddess avatar
        Poetry Goddess

        Try googling up japanese tea’s benefits

      4. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
        DEVANG UPADHYAYA

        I will definitely do that
        Maybe a blog on it, after I start consuming it.
        Thank you so much

      5. Poetry Goddess avatar
        Poetry Goddess

        That is a splendid idea. Do a review

  17. Kirsten avatar
    Kirsten

    Enjoyed your blog post, I like how the benefits of them are laid out as well as the side effects and nutritional content. Everything one needs to know about avocados is there. Also, I had no idea avocado was a berry, and never heard of pollen-food sensitivity syndrome. I learned a lot. Thanks for sharing, Devang!

    Reply
    1. DEVANG UPADHYAYA avatar
      DEVANG UPADHYAYA

      This blog was a challenge for me. As, I generally write freely, but this time word limit made me research longer blog.
      .
      Do you like avocado?? How much does it cost? I hope you don’t find that qs offending.
      .
      Thank you so much for reading. I really appreciate your time.

      Reply
      1. Kirsten avatar
        Kirsten

        Your hard work paid off!
        I do like avocado, I’ll put it on toast for breakfast, or in chili. So good.
        At the grocer near me the price for one is $0.82, a package of 3 avocadoes is $3.28 and a 4-6 bag is $3.40. Those are prices as of today when I check them online.

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