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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Lifestyle
Natascha Mirosch

Creamy margaritas and globe-trotting guacs: 22 ways to eat through Australia’s avocado avalanche

A Hass variety avocado sliced into two halves
Farmers are urging Australians to eat more avocados as prices drop. Photograph: Errol Rait/Alamy

The avocado is no longer a signifier of brunching profligacy – Australia is harvesting a bumper crop.

According to the agribusiness bank Rabobank, production is up by 26% from last year as trees, primarily in Western Australia and Queensland, mature. The resulting abundance – 22 avocados are forecast to be grown for every Australian this year – has led to a drop in prices to $1 each at the supermarket and farmers are appealing to consumers to increase their avo intake.

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