Aldi urges shoppers to stop squeezing avocados
Aldi advises against squeezing avocados to check ripeness, as it bruises the fruit. Instead, use the palm of your hand or check the stalk.
Aldi advises against squeezing avocados to check ripeness, as it bruises the fruit. Instead, use the palm of your hand or check the stalk.
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