By RIPE, checked against a produce manager's cues. Published .
Put them in the fridge. Cold roughly pauses a ripe avocado for 2 to 3 extra days, which is the easiest way to stop the "all four ripened on the same afternoon" problem.
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Buy a mix on purpose: one with slight give for today, the rest hard, and refrigerate each one as it comes ripe.
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A cut avocado keeps best with the pit side covered tightly; some browning is cosmetic and scrapes off.
Written by the team behind RIPE, a free app that reads a photo of the whole produce pile and rings the ripest ones. Every cue above is one you can check with your own hands, and it all works with no app at all.
Or just show us the one in your hand
Take a photo of a single piece, filling the frame, in decent light. Free, no signup, and it tells you what it cannot see.
You just read the cue for one piece. RIPE reads a photo of the entire display, draws numbered rings on the ones worth taking, and tells you why in the same plain words these guides use. Then it remembers what you brought home and nudges you before it turns.
It claims only what a camera can actually see. Every verdict ends by handing the last check back to your hands, which is the part these guides just taught you.
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