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    How do I preserve it?
    Sims4U
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    It is best to store fresh guacamole in an airtight container, but it will not keep for longer than three days.
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    How many does it serve?
    Qamar
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    This recipe makes 6-12 servings.
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    What is another name for cilantro?
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    Cilantro is also called coriander leaves or Chinese/Mexican parsley.
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    How do I remove the seed/pit if I don't want to remove the small amount of avocado as shown in the video?
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    Use a spoon and take your time to work the spoon around it. You can always just remove the avocado pieces from the seed with the spoon.
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    Does it matter what color the pepper is?
    IdkAGoodUsername
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    No, any pepper can be used to make guacamole, as it won't be visible and it won't change the taste.
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    Does it matter the type of ingredients in my guacamole, and do you know where I can get pre-made guacamole?
    Tara Burke
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    Ingredients don’t matter, as long as it’s suits your tastes and dietary requirements; the only completely necessary ingredient is avocado. Guacamole can be found at nearly any grocery store, with all the other dips.
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    Would this recipe work if I were to use a radish instead of an onion?
    Anna
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    This recipe would still work. You can always customize the ingredients and seasonings to your liking. But keep in mind that avocado is necessary for guacamole, so don't change that part of the recipe.
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  • Question
    Restaurant guacamole tastes different than the type I've made at home even after months of looking at tutorials. Why is this?
    Idabelle
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    They are probably just using different spices or flavorings. All guacamole is different.
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    I do not like spicy food, can I skip jalapeño and serrano?
    Hisokas_Corset
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    Yes, they just add a kick to the guacamole and keep it fresh for longer. If you don't want it to be too spicy, you could just add the seeds.
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    Can you freeze pre-made guacamole and how long?
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    Yes, you can freeze pre-made guacamole. The guacamole will last around 3-4 months.
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