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Bacon Guacamole


So, here's the thing. Bacon is so played out in the food world right now. We have bacon chocolate bars, bacon oil, bacon salt, bacon print band-aids, and bacon sundaes at Burger King. There is even a small restaurant in Austin, Texas called Bacon that serves, well, everything bacon (try the the bacon doughnut...just do it). Some truly sad souls people have a difficult time understanding why bacon should play such a leading role off the breakfast table. I say everything should taste like bacon. Bring it!

Here is my small contribution to our over-saturated bacon kingdom, Bacon Guacamole.  

I actually shed a tear when I tasted this.

You can thank me later...

Bacon Guacamole
Time in kitchen: 10 minutes
Servings: 8 (2 T serving)
Nutrition information per serving:  100 calories, 9 grams fat, 3 grams fiber, 2 grams protein, 4 carbs

Ingredients:
2 ripe avocados 
the juice of 1/2 lime (or more to taste)
1 small garlic clove, grated
1 T fresh cilantro, chopped
1 T salsa (your favorite will do)
3 strips crispy bacon, diced
salt, to taste  

In a large bowl, mash the avocado flesh with lime juice, grated garlic, cilantro, and salsa. Fold in the bacon. I suggest adding salt after tasting since the bacon and salsa is quite salty already. 

Friggen enjoy! 

Comments

  1. No such thing as too much bacon!

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  2. Bacon in guacamole...count me in! Irresistible!

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  3. Brilliant combo!!! And 2 posts back-to-back - I'm going to get spoiled. :)

    Have you ever had bacon chocolate chip cookies? I have a recipe for one on my blog... that sweet-salty combo slays me.

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    1. Hah! It's so funny I thought the summer was going to give me more time to play on the blog since school was out. But as soon as school starts again I get the urge to post more and more. I think it's a procrastination technique (shhh, don't tell anyone). Bacon chocolate chip cookies...ohhhhhh no...don't even get me started.

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  5. When I read those words: bacon guacamole, I, too, got tears in my eyes. Thank freakin' goodness I've got the ingredients on hand...

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  6. You cant go wrong! I'm sure it's delicious!

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  8. Mmmmmm....bacon! This is the best guacamole! Everyone here at home agrees!

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  9. I love guacamole! What a fantastic idea with the bacon!

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  10. Don't care if it's overplayed! Good is good. And I would like to thank you right NOW.

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  11. Well of course. SALT. And smoky flavor.

    There is a little butcher near us that makes the most incredible bacon I've ever tasted. I lean towards vegetarianism ... except when I'm there. It's that good.

    I happen to have a ripe avocado in the kitchen, too. Ha ... world domination awaits.

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  12. The addition of bacon must take this guac to a new level :D

    Cheers
    Choc Chip Uru

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  13. Oh yes!! Now I have a new reason to love bacon and guacamole! Mmmmmmmm!

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  14. whoa! that is totally so cool! i can't believe i didn't think of that!

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  15. I've never had bacon in guacamole and I also have never heard of it! I'm so glad to see this recipe today and I'll definitely make it - who wouldn't?! Love it!

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  16. Now why didn't I think of this???? Yup, you've just made guacamole even better!

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  17. This is one of those recipes I keep seeing and really want to try but just haven't had the courage. You've brought me one step closer!

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  18. Too true, it's everywhere and deserves to by. I remember crispy bacon and avo sandwhiches in the 80's, classic combo. :)

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  19. Nominated you for One Lovely Blog Award... check out my 9-2-12 blog post. :)

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  20. Bacon and Avocado were just meant to be. Can't wait to try this guacamole.

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