National Spicy Guacamole Day | 14th November 2022

The Guacamole is a mixture of Avocado, chopped onions, lime, and seasoning of other ingredients such as tomatoes, garlic, and yogurt.

It’s one of the easiest recipes; you can try making it at home and try it with tortilla chips and some refreshments.

It’s Mexican cuisine, which every individual adores. Moreover, Guacamole can also be spicy; it depends on your taste.

As National Spicy Guacamole Day is coming in November, let us know more about this cuisine.

When is National Spicy Guacamole Day 2022?

History of Guacamole

The seeds of avocados were found in 7000-8000 BC in Mexico Tehuacan Valley.

Furthermore, the dish Guacamole is more than 500 years older, back to Aztec Empire in Central the USA.

Well, avocados’ sales skyrocketed when America lifted the ban on Mexican avocados in the 1990s.

The mashed peeled and avocados can be taken with toasts, burritos, veggies, burgers, fries, pizza, etc.

The purpose of this day is to know the struggle behind bringing avocado dishes to your table today.

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Interesting Facts to know about Guacamole

There are interesting facts which everyone would love to know about it. Let’s hear them, respectively.

• The former name of Avocado was alligator peers. It was changed at the request of California Avocado Growers request in 1927.
• There are more than 500 varieties of avocadoes around the globe. However, there are three main types Mexican, Guatemalan, and West Indian.
• California grows 90% of avocados in the United States. They are farmed in the five regions of South California.
• According to Statista, Americans consumed more than 2.7 billion pounds of avocadoes in 2020.
• The biggest Guacamole was prepared by 450 students, weighing almost 3 tons. It is a Guinness World Record.
• The largest Avocado weighs around 5.6 pounds. It was grown by a Farmer in Hawaii – a Guinness World Record for the biggest Avocado.

Reasons to Adore National Day of Spicy Guacamole

Guacamole has undoubtedly added a new taste to our chips and other dishes when we dip them in this. There are several reasons to love Spicy Guacamole Day; let’s discuss them.

• Guacamole has ingredients such as tomatoes and avocadoes, which are essential for health.
• Avocadoes are one of the delicious foods from which we can make several dishes.
• Avocadoes have monosaturated fats, which help your body in weight loss. Moreover, Guacamole ingredients have fiber and bulky fats, keeping you full for a long time.
• Avocadoes also help to reduce cholesterol.
• It looks great with your refreshments and chips. Also, Guacamole is a rich source of Vitamins, reducing heart attack risk.

How to Celebrate Spicy Guacamole Day?

The delicious National Day of Spicy Guacamole can be celebrated in the following ways. Let’s check them out.

1. Making a Spicy Guacamole at Home

The best way to celebrate this day is to prepare yourself with spicy Guacamole at home. For that, you’ll need a soft and juicy avocado.

Don’t buy the hard one; wash the Avocado before cutting it off. Take that guac out with the spoon in a bowl, mash them with a fork or spoon, and squeeze a little lime juice on it.

After that, add some chopped onion, peel, and a large tomato. You can also add chilies to make it spicy.

Add some salt, pepper, and pepper sauce for seasoning and serve it with any dish, such as sandwiches.

2. Invite Friends

Another way to celebrate is to grab burritos, invite friends to your home, and make spicy Guacamole home.

Watch some Netflix with delicious Guacamole with friends; it will make the day memorable.

3. Post on Social Media

You can develop awareness about this by using #SpicyGuacamoleDay while posting on social media accounts; it will help people know about this day and celebrate it, too.

Bottom Line

In a nutshell, Guacamole is one of the standard green avocado concoctions, which drives everyone’s mood when it is taken with chips, sandwiches, and burgers.

Although people have many ways to celebrate National Spicy Guacamole Day, we have mentioned a few above.

You can click some photos while partying and dipping your burritos and post them on social media accounts.