The word 'avocados' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a type of fruit with a dark green skin and a large seed inside, which is commonly used in guacamole or as a topping for salads and sandwiches. Example: "I went to the grocery store to buy some avocados for my avocado toast breakfast tomorrow."
And it is true that an amino acid called tryptophan (found in white meat, eggs, bananas, avocados and many other foods) is used by the brain to synthesise serotonin.
His tomatoes, guavas, avocados, mangoes, herbs and medicinal plants compete for space under the shadow of palm trees between his house and the neighbour's.
Handcarts owned by private traders overflow with ripe mangos, avocados and limes, whereas government outlets nearby contain a few tired-looking pineapples.Although wholesale produce is becoming more widely available, the government is only gingerly broadening wholesale trade to other supplies.
A farmer gets $10 for a box of 100 avocados.
San Francisco's long history as a destination for Asian, Latin American and Mediterranean immigrants shows up in data from Pillsbury: Bay Area consumers buy much more enchilada sauce, avocados (for guacamole), teriyaki sauce, olive oil and marinades than the national average.
Organised crime in the region has never been only about drugs: as well as cargo theft, prostitution and the like, the Sinaloa mob is said to have interests in avocados; in El Salvador, a feared "cheese cartel" imports dodgy dairy products from Honduras.Whoever the perpetrators of these horrors and whatever their motives, they clearly counted on official complicity.
Tomatoes and avocados (whose name derives from the Aztec word for testicle, ahuacatl) were imported from the Americas during the "Colombian exchange", the shipping of species both ways across the Atlantic after the discovery of the Americas.
Often these parental conversations then turn into new-agey free-for-alls, where vaccines somehow join the list of conventionally grown avocados and unfiltered tap water as lethal menaces.Nonetheless the issue runs straight into the classic American tension between individual choice, which is good, and public health and safety, which is also good.
People without enough money to shop were sifting through piles of discoloured and discarded avocados and tomatoes, wrapping what was still edible in scraps of newspaper and furtively carrying them off for their own more meagre supper.In this section Kick-off approaches A few more pesos, a lot more stress Unskinny genes ReprintsFor many of these Mexicans, life is getting harder.
The frigid weather also hurt other produce, including lemons, lettuces and avocados.
After a clean-up and monitoring operation, supervised under NAFTA rules, avocados from Michoacán were accepted into most states of America in 1997.
