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Luke Matthews & Amardeep Bassey

This savvy trick will stop your avocados going bad before you can eat them

A savvy mum has shared her simple way of keeping avocados ripe and perfect all year round.

Despite buying them 'ripe and ready' avocados have a tendency to remain hard as stone for what seems a lifetime before turning soft, brown and unappealing.

But the founder of the popular  Facebook  page 'Slow Cooker Recipes & Tips' has revealed her ingenious way to freeze sliced avocados fresh out of the skin, making them easy to use in meals and sandwiches, reports the Mirror .

"This is a little trick I've been doing with avocado," she explains.

"I heard that you can buy it frozen, but was never able to find it anywhere. So I thought, 'why not freeze it myself?'. It works amazingly well."

She says you can stop the fruit browning in the freezer but only if you follow her instructions.

After buying a fresh avocado, cut it in half, take the pit out and slice it or cut it into chunks.

Lay it all out on a tray lined with parchment paper and freeze. Remove the frozen slices after one day and put them all into one bag and throw them back in the freezer.

Freezing them separately first prevents the pieces of fruit from sticking together and allows you to use it one slice at a time. Genius.

The mum says they stay green and she throws them in smoothies or lets them thaw and has them in sandwiches.

Other people who had never considered freezing avocados are loving her trick.

"I had no idea it froze," one wrote. "I hate wasting the left over avocado as no one else eats it in my house.

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