daniellerenee
02-22-2011, 03:56 PM
I know there are a couple other threads about avocado alternatives, but they didn't exactly answer my question, so I hope someone can help.
After much experimentation, I've discovered that after eating avocados (a few days or so, that is), I will break out with boils/cystic pimples. This isn't a normal thing for me, and I rarely eat avocado, so it's kind of obvious. (Also, same thing has happened when I experimented using grapeseed oil in my salad and other vegetable oils in cooking)
The last time I tried to go raw, I started eating big salads with avocado in them, and it was delicious! Normally, I can't stand eating salad, but the avocado made it so good. I was having half an avocado a day for a few days, and it wreaked havoc on my skin by the next week.
I liked it because of the taste and texture, before it gets super ripe and mushy. I've tried salad with hummus instead, but did not like it.
I've also tried using a creamy cashew dressing before, but like I said it was more of a texture thing, and not drenching the salad with a creamy/mushy alternative. Does that make sense?
What can I do to give similar feel to salads so that I can avoid avocados?
After much experimentation, I've discovered that after eating avocados (a few days or so, that is), I will break out with boils/cystic pimples. This isn't a normal thing for me, and I rarely eat avocado, so it's kind of obvious. (Also, same thing has happened when I experimented using grapeseed oil in my salad and other vegetable oils in cooking)
The last time I tried to go raw, I started eating big salads with avocado in them, and it was delicious! Normally, I can't stand eating salad, but the avocado made it so good. I was having half an avocado a day for a few days, and it wreaked havoc on my skin by the next week.
I liked it because of the taste and texture, before it gets super ripe and mushy. I've tried salad with hummus instead, but did not like it.
I've also tried using a creamy cashew dressing before, but like I said it was more of a texture thing, and not drenching the salad with a creamy/mushy alternative. Does that make sense?
What can I do to give similar feel to salads so that I can avoid avocados?