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Nutritional Info
  • Servings Per Recipe: 2
  • Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 378.6
  • Total Fat: 33.9 g
  • Cholesterol: 23.6 mg
  • Sodium: 39.3 mg
  • Total Carbs: 20.2 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 11.9 g
  • Protein: 5.3 g

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Lime Guacamole

Submitted by: KAMMI18

Introduction

Serve with fresh cut veggies (bell pepper, carrots, celery, ext) or tortilla chips. Serve with fresh cut veggies (bell pepper, carrots, celery, ext) or tortilla chips.
Number of Servings: 2

Ingredients

    2 avocados, peeled and diced
    1/2 cup sour cream
    1/4 lime juice
    salt (if desired)

Directions

Add avocado, sour cream, and lime juice in mixing bowl.
Blend with hand mixer until smooth.
Add salt if desired.


Number of Servings: 2

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user KAMMI18.






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  • ROCKYDOG12


    1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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    Actually you can use light or fat free sour cream.....the main reason I would use it is to make more guac w/ less avocados because they are usually so expensive. - 7/21/08

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  • HYDRATE

    Incredible!
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    I add low fat plain yoghurt instead of sour cream, a tablespoon of raw onion (minced) and a clove of garlic (minced), some cilantro and 1/2 a fresh green chili/jalapeno. I blend this and stir in about1/4 tomato (diced) for some additional colour and texture. Lower cal/fat and SOOOOO delicious - 7/15/08

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  • GROSSARAMA

    Good
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    I love Guac! I found a way to cut calories is to add pureed frozen green peas, thawed (sounds weird I know). You have to taste it a bit (no matter what you add) to get the taste just right, but you get more guac for less fat & calories!
    - 7/15/08

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  • -BENI-


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    Is this juice from 1/4th of a lime or 1/4th of a cup?
    I've never made it adding sour cream - I usually just add tomatoes and lime. Why not greek yogurt instead of sour cream anyhow? - 11/3/12

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  • LANEEE

    Very Good
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    This was a great recipe. I loved the lime taste. My family loved it too! I have already made it several times. - 8/2/08

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  • KNOCKOUTMOUSE

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    Sorry, but guacamole doesn't have, or need, sour cream. Should have diced avocados, chopped cilantro, seeded and diced tomatoes, minced garlic, minced red onion, fresh lime juice, salt (to taste), and minced jalapeno (optional). - 7/20/08

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  • KYRRDIS

    Good
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    Good on tomatoes, good on sandwiches instead of mayo. Would be good on taco salad. - 7/20/08

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  • HOLLY1294


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    I make mine with low-fat sour cream and salsa with a little cumin & sometimes some cilantro (could use fat free sour cream if you like the taste-- personally, I'll take the cal & fat for flavor) - 7/15/08

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  • KIELYGIRL

    Very Good
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    I'm a guac addict and this sounds great! I might add 2 tlbs. (or more!) of salsa to give it a kick though. Call it my Latin blood! - 7/15/08

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  • DINARLY

    Good
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    Not traditional, but refreshing and simple. Limes seem to be in season, too. - 7/15/08

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  • SPARKIE101


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    Sounds excellent. Will definitely try soon. - 7/15/08

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  • MINI-ME2BE


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    I agree with most everyone - although it sounds good and I LOVE guac, I think leaving out the sour cream would be better for you. - 7/15/08

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  • JOANIEGRANOLA

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    I agree with many posters - this is not exactly guacamole (guac has tomatoes and garlic - jalapenos are optional; no sour cream), and not *exactly* "healthy". Serves 2?! I've never seen anywhere that it's recommend that a whole avocado is a serving. This should serve 4, maybe 6. - 7/15/08

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  • DANDSGRANDMA


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    Instead of sour cream - add some salsa (homemade or from a jar). You won't lose any taste, get any extra calories/fat, and it really tastes GOOD! - 7/15/08

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  • HONEYB30


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    why is this healthy?
    i buy avacadoes from shwanns. they are halved and filled w/ seasoning so all you have to do is thaw and mash them up in a bowl. very tasty and HEALTHY. - 7/15/08

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  • MARGOWATSON

    Incredible!
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    Great w/sour cream. Also added a dash of chipolte tabasco and it gave it a little zip. - 7/15/08

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  • FRANZEZ


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    This isn't guac this is a avocado dip, real gauc is made with jalepeno pepper, garlic, onion, tomato, garlic powder, cumin, salt, papper, and some lime juice! - 7/15/08

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  • VBALLJOAN

    O.K.
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    For what it's worth, I make my guacamole with 1 Avocado, juice of one lime, and I press a lot of garlic to go into it. So for that, it's garlic 'to taste.' I don't see the need for sour cream, though I have enjoyed guac made that way. Try it without it, plus some garlic added and see what you think! - 7/15/08

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  • HPTEAGUE

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    Skip the sour cream and add in some other seasonings and then you're talking. Given the addition of the sour cream, not sure why Spark chose to feature this recipe. Not very healthy. - 7/15/08

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  • CRE8IVEGALS82


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    Sounds tasty and easy. - 7/15/08

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  • PRDGRAMMA


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    I substituted light sour cream and added half a jalapeno pepper. Delicious! - 7/15/08

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  • VALERIEHASH

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    There's no reason to add the sour cream which adds unneeded calories & fat. The avocados are creamy enough on their own. Guacamole is best with mashed avocados (very good for you despite being high in calories), chopped onions, jalapenos and tomatoes, some lime juice and salt. - 7/15/08

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  • SLSTEINMAN

    Good
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    not diet food---but sounds yummy. - 7/15/08

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  • GEMINIMOMMY


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    WOW...I am a little surprised that this recipe is being shared - I know the avocado fat is the good kind, but seriously - if you actually ate one whole serving of this in Weight Watchers you would burn TEN points - wow. That doesn't even count your dippers. - 7/15/08

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  • SKINNYMINNYIN09

    Very Good
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    This is much like mine, except I also add garlic salt and smash with a fork for a more chunky texture. - 7/15/08

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