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omarlys's avatar

Do avacados spoil ?

Asked by omarlys (1points) June 14th, 2009
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Likeradar's avatar

Yes. Just like any other produce, they get brown and mushy and disgusting after too long.

crisedwards's avatar

Yes. And quickly.

casheroo's avatar

Of course they do.

Jeruba's avatar

Everything organic rots.

Buy an avocado. Watch.

peyton_farquhar's avatar

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namiru's avatar

Yeah, they do spoil, but I’ve still eaten them after they’ve turned brown. There’s a point of no return though, use your own digression.

Jeruba's avatar

@namiru, did you mean your own discretion?

Cardinal's avatar

Everything spoils except Twinkies.

filmfann's avatar

Yes, they brown and blacken.
The best way to test an avocado for ripeness is to lightly press in on the stem. If it goes in easily, it’s ripe. If it goes in quickly, it’s spoiled. If it doesn’t go in, it needs to ripen.
The best way to ripen it is to have it in a paper bag for a day or two.

Jeruba's avatar

Stem? I have never seen an avocado with a stem.

sccrowell's avatar

Avocado will not ever ripen on the tree. It will continue to stay green until picked and then yes it will become rotten and spoil.

filmfann's avatar

@Jeruba It’s the little knob on the top, if the heavy end is the bottom. I am not sure if avocados actually have a direction.

ubersiren's avatar

Everything spoils except honey.

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