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guacamole

[ UK /ɡwˌɑːkɐmˈə‍ʊliː/ ]
[ US /ˌɡwɑkəˈmoʊɫi/ ]
NOUN
  1. a dip made of mashed avocado mixed with chopped onions and other seasonings

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  • Garnish the guacamole with chilli powder or coriander sprigs, then serve in the centre of a plate of tortilla chips.
  • Now pop it into the oven to bake for ten minutes while you make the guacamole. The Sun
  • We managed some restraint and resisted the deep-fried delights of the chimichanga - a tortilla filled with either beef, chicken or vegetables, served with guacamole and sour cream, of course.
  • It's pretty remarkable, a flour tortilla the size of a bathmat, warmed in a machine that looks like an old-fashioned pants-presser, and filled in front of you, spoonful by spoonful, from a series of stews and condiments laid out in immaculate stainless-steel bins: rice; barbacoa beef, pork carnitas, steak or chicken; corn relish or hot salsa; black beans or pinto beans; sour cream or cheese or guacamole or sometimes all three. The Fast Food Revolutionary
  • Her avocado on toast is guacamole topped with Creme Eggs. Times, Sunday Times
  • The dish did come with some great guacamole, seasoned rice, and a salad of lettuce and shredded carrot with a creamy dressing.
  • Bobby ordered a bean-and-cheese burrito the size of a rolled-up gym towel, smothered in guacamole and sour cream.
  • Even the chips are the real deal; I inevitably end up eating more than I mean to, usually with a side of respectable chile con queso or guacamole.
  • A versatile fruit, it can be made into mousses, tians and, of course, the famous guacamole.
  • The guacamole man comes over, splits open an avocado, adds all the right spices, and mixes your guac right in front of your eyes.
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