An unknown food called low-fat avocado appeared

Avocado popularity is gaining popularity as long as you do not see it in Instagram is known for its high fat content. Meanwhile, a Spanish company developed "the world's first low-fat avocado" that cuts 30% fat compared to normal.

Eurobanan unveils low fat avocado
http://www.fruitnet.com/eurofruit/article/173597/eurobanan-unveils-low-fat-avocado

Avocados: Spanish company launches low-fat variety - BBC News
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-41594264


Spanish companies ·EurobananThe low-fat avocado developed by the special soil and raising it at the controlled temperature, the food that cuts 30% of the conventional fat. According to Eurobanan, the newly developed avocado has fat cut, but other nutrients are said to be the same as conventional avocado.

Because avocado has high nutritional value and a lot of fat, it is also called "forest butter". Avocado that is eaten in Japan is said to be fat from 18 to 25%, but most of it is monohydric unsaturated fat and it is thought that it is related to the decrease of cholesterol and heart disease risk I will. On the other hand, the calorie per unit is high, in the UKNational Health ServiceThen.(PDF file)One half a meal, In the case of a large otaku, it is said that ingestion by one fifth of a day is good.

In such circumstances was developed low-fat avocado. Eurobanan's marketing staff said he sees low-fat avocado as "a big step in the second step of the avocado boom".

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Low-fat avocado is easy to ripe and hard to oxidize, it is said to be "soft pulp", but I do not know until what I taste like.


Low fat avocado will be sold in Spain from the end of October.

In Australia, the availability of avocado toast is prevalent, supply will not catch up in 2016, in New ZealandAvocado Theft CaseIt was a situation that occurred. Also, the column "Millennial generation is spending money on avocado for breakfast instead of buying a house" was announced and became a controversial column.

How row over mashed avocado toast is dividing Australian generations - BBC News
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-37693375