i fear yodel killed this thread with his 'avocado and a bit of lemon'

No I think that's the contrary das lol.

El triple huh? Well I will be sure hit it up next summer when I'm down in SA. ^.^

well according to a representative from the FDA...
"Avocados are one of natures healthy treasures. Even though they are high in calories - the caloric energy burns much quicker and efficient in the cells of the human body. We tend to believe that 300 calories of red meat burn the same as 300 calories of carrots but this is not true. Plant calories are more easily converted into glucose and processed in the mitochondria (the energy producer) of our cells. On top of that avocados contain high levels of oleic acid known to protect against breast cancer. Oliec acid is the fat in avocados and helps to lower LDL cholesterol (the bad kind) while increasing HDL cholesterol (the good kind) which has shown to decrease blood pressure and heart disease.

and by FDA i actually mean wiki answers. but i belive it :)

believe even*

yeah, deaded.

oh yah, avocados are superhealthy, its a common answer to the hypothetical question of if you were stranded on a desert island, and you could have 5 foods to survive off of, what would they be? (from a health perspective, not a pleasure perspective). another standard seems to be peanut butter iirc. its been awhile.

I was only able to read this thread at light speed but 2 of my own personal favorite scrambled egg dishes are

scrambled eggs with smoked salmon
scrambled eggs with sun dried tomatoes and mozzarela

does avocado or peanut butter even count as a condiment? I think peanut butter should count since jelly counts.. and i think avocado only counts if its in guacamole form. Wait... do people actually put jelly or peanut butter on eggs? guac sounds ok...

What if you spread the avocado out like jam on the bread?