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brandirosie OP t1_jc4l9v1 wrote

Yep. And then I also use sour cream that helps quite a bit. And then I used canned jalapeno juice as well. It usually lasts for about 3 to 5 days before it starts really getting the icky brown. Couple years ago is when I started adding the pits to it before it would last, maybe two days. after adding pits is when it started getting a lot better πŸ™‚

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danknadoflex t1_jc4ned5 wrote

No need. If you don’t have a vacuum sealer get plastic wrap and push it down on top of the guac in its storage container so it makes full contact with the guac all around and folds out and over the sides of the storage container, then close the lid over the guac with a plastic wrap layer.

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SomethingWitty2578 t1_jc4uafr wrote

It doesn’t. The guac turns brown because of an enzymatic reaction between polyphenol oxidase and oxygen. The only ways to prevent browning are either an air tight container or something the deactivates the enzyme (like lime juice).

Edit- autocorrect typo, lime juice

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garbageman100 t1_jc4ws1c wrote

Idk if it’s just me, but it weirds me out when people take a picture of their food with their bare feet in the picture lol.

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MrEkoPriest t1_jc5gdi6 wrote

I once swallowed an avocado pit. It hurt but I lived. You can do anything you put your mind to.

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supermom721 t1_jc6k5q1 wrote

Our Mexican friend told us that keeping the pits in the quacamole, keeps it fresher longer.

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Zentower t1_jc7ckpa wrote

Lost my appetite for today. That is not an aesthetic picture at all

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supermom721 t1_jcaaydp wrote

Eff them. This is how my friends from Mexico make quacamole. It’s authentic. People are assholes. Eat your delicious quac and enjoy it 😊

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