The reality is avocado on wheat toastwould save some people money in the long term (from doctors bills.) Fiber. Protein. A good monounsaturated fat that feeds your HDL (the “good” cholesterol.)
Bonus, fiber creates a more full feeling, longer. That sense of satiation means less snacking and less feeling the need for more food consumption overall.
Not bad for $0.40 in avocado and a slice of wheat bread.
Chuck some diced tomato and a gooey egg and you have my attention. I’ve also just discovered picked onions which add some tang and crunch.
I think the avocado toast meme originated when a rich millennial saw some other millennial at a Cafe and said you’re not rich like me because you bought avocado toast
The reality is avocado on wheat toastwould save some people money in the long term (from doctors bills.) Fiber. Protein. A good monounsaturated fat that feeds your HDL (the “good” cholesterol.)
Bonus, fiber creates a more full feeling, longer. That sense of satiation means less snacking and less feeling the need for more food consumption overall.
Not bad for $0.40 in avocado and a slice of wheat bread.
Chuck some diced tomato and a gooey egg and you have my attention. I’ve also just discovered picked onions which add some tang and crunch.
I think the avocado toast meme originated when a rich millennial saw some other millennial at a Cafe and said you’re not rich like me because you bought avocado toast
It was a tweet with financial advice. Remember those? Telling people to spend what little they had more wisely and drop the avocado toast.
Probably a United Health exec.
The original article has been deleted, but here’s an article about the article: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/may/15/australian-millionaire-millennials-avocado-toast-house
Ah. Maybe I saw reworded tweets based in that then.
Worse, a “self made” real estate millionaire