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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhere have all the avocados gone?
Krapped on by Krasnov (R-Felon/Rapist) every one. When will the magats ever learn?
Is it just me and my supermarket? Am I the only one? It's lonely at the bottom.
Yes, we have no avocados. We have no avocados today.
G.O.P. greedhead a-holery is to blame.

CrispyQ
(39,705 posts)We're near Denver.
obamanut2012
(28,481 posts)Price is up, but we have plenty here in CA.
malaise
(284,544 posts)Our season is really mid-June to January
love avocados.
magicarpet
(18,333 posts)...... have found other more reliable markets that are not subject to the whims of djt tariffs.
If the USA does not seek to make purchase deals for one reason or the other alternate buyers will be found to purchase those goods.
The shelves will become empty in the USA - to reflect that reality. Supply and demand will come into play. Product will become hard to find - so the price will consequently rise at the cash registers.
JoseBalow
(7,588 posts)it's delicious!
Bernardo de La Paz
(56,049 posts)Bought some this morning. Thanks for the reminder. Excuse me while I deal with the treat. My tongue thanks you!
yorkster
(3,100 posts)ever learn? 🎵
JBTaurus83
(431 posts)has a huge barrel of them, so no shortage here.
TnDem
(854 posts)Avocados are everywhere...Trump may be Satan, but don't blame him for silly shit.
relayerbob
(7,197 posts)Might try shopping somewhere else
elocs
(24,392 posts)They had been 88 cents for months from last summer, went down to 70 cents for weeks before going up to 88 cents again when the tariffs started. I think Walmart here in WI may be selling them as a loss leader.
proud patriot
(101,984 posts)Avos hanging on the tree outside my front door ..
bif
(25,566 posts)And they were plentiful and cheap!
Demsrule86
(71,166 posts)Hekate
(97,812 posts)
and that enormous tree drops avos into 4 yards, so we periodically get a share from our SIL.
California produces avocados, probably just not enough to supply the entire US hence the (now very expensive) importation from Mexico.
FloridaBlues
(4,557 posts)haele
(14,228 posts)Got to put them in a paper bag for a week to soften.
Along with tubs of local honey.
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DFW
(58,123 posts)I never liked the taste of those things.
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