guacamole , auch: guac AmE informal

I would pass on dessert and order another side of guacamole.

The second man was pawing the guacamole from his eyes.

I do not think Indian-spiced guacamole is a good idea.

After you get the guacamole out of your hair.

A heavy dose of hot sauce is also needed in the guacamole.

The first thing up was guacamole, which my dinner companion ate by hand.

Her best dish was guacamole, which she served every night before the meal.

I see my personal trainer, and scurry away from the guacamole.

I would also be very happy with the guacamole or beet versions.

Guacamole, salsa and tortillas would have just gotten in the way.

The guacamole is creamy, with a chili bite to it.

In each country, guacamole was the dip most likely to contain bacteria.

She answers by smashing a platter of guacamole in his face.

It makes the guacamole seem a little pointless, really.

She also taught him to make guacamole and bread.

They were covered with homemade guacamole and real sour cream.

And there's no way to reconstruct the avocado from that guacamole.

"There's a lethal amount of fat in guacamole," he went on.

The guacamole, which we ordered as an opener, needed a shot of that salsa to give it some life.

The high continues through dinner, which is guacamole and blackened fish caught in the lake.

Guacamole: an appetiser to make your mouth - and eyes - water.

A few short files that were filled with gibberish-computer guacamole.

Its oil content increases as the season progresses, making for richer guacamole.

If you're going to snack, the yucca chips and guacamole are quite good.

"I'm always running late - and look, there's guacamole on my purse!