4:58 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Controversia|Food|Marketing · 3 Comments
6 Dec 2006
I never buy prefab guacamole (and most of my friends will say it’s annoying that I don’t buy pre-fab anything) and I’m glad I don’t. The ladies over at Racialious point us towards a post that reveals what is actually in a tub of Kraft guacamole, and it ain’t pretty, folks. Original clip from Chow.com:
No wonder store-bought guacamole tastes like glue: It is glue! OK, not really, but it certainly isn’t real avocados, either. As Los Angeles resident Brenda Lifsey discovered, the green glop sold by Kraft Foods is primarily composed of staggering amounts of coconut and soybean oils, corn syrup, modified food starch, and food coloring, with a minuscule amount of avocado thrown in.
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