Rating: 3.81
(198)

Fried Avocado Slices

April 23, 2024

Fried Avocado Slices are a deliciously crispy and creamy twist on a beloved fruit. With their golden, crunchy exterior and smooth, buttery interior, these slices make the perfect appetizer, snack, or side dish. The richness of the avocado shines through in each bite, while the crispy coating adds texture and flavor that’s simply irresistible.

The process of frying avocado slices is surprisingly simple. Fresh avocados are sliced into wedges or thick slices, then dipped in a light batter or breading before being fried to golden perfection. The batter can be as simple as flour and seasoning, or you can get creative with breadcrumbs or even crushed cornflakes for added crunch. The key is to keep the coating thin so that the avocado’s natural flavor isn’t overwhelmed.

What makes fried avocado slices so special is the contrast between the creamy, mild avocado inside and the crispy, flavorful exterior. The heat from the frying process makes the flesh warm and soft, creating a satisfying contrast with the crispiness of the coating. It’s this balance of textures that makes fried avocado slices a crowd-pleasing favorite.

Fried avocado slices are also incredibly versatile. Serve them on their own with a side of dipping sauce, like spicy ranch, tangy lime crema, or a smoky chipotle sauce. You can also incorporate them into tacos, wraps, or salads, where they add a rich, indulgent element to any dish. For an extra pop of flavor, sprinkle some sea salt, chili powder, or fresh cilantro over the slices after frying.

Whether you’re a fan of avocados or simply looking for something new to try, fried avocado slices offer a delicious, fun way to enjoy this creamy fruit. With their crispy exterior and soft interior, they’re sure to be a hit at your next meal or gathering.

Fried Avocado Slices
Fried Avocado Slices
3.81 from 198 votes
Crispy and flavorful fried avocado slices, perfect as a snack or appetizer.
Servings 4 people
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes

Ingredients
  

  • 2 avocados ripe
  • 1 cup breadcrumbs
  • 1 tsp paprika
  • 1/2 tsp salt
  • 1/4 tsp black pepper
  • 2 eggs beaten
  • vegetable oil for frying

Instructions
 

  • Slice the avocados in half, remove the pit, and cut each half into thin slices.
  • In a shallow bowl, combine the breadcrumbs, paprika, salt, and black pepper.
  • Dip each avocado slice into the beaten eggs, then coat it in the breadcrumb mixture, pressing gently to adhere.
  • Heat vegetable oil in a large skillet over medium heat.
  • Fry the coated avocado slices in the hot oil until golden brown and crispy, about 2-3 minutes per side.
  • Transfer the fried avocado slices to a plate lined with paper towels to drain excess oil.
  • Serve the fried avocado slices warm as a snack or appetizer.

Nutrition

Calories: 360kcalCarbohydrates: 29gProtein: 8gFat: 25gFiber: 10g
Calories: 360kcal
Meal Type: Brunch
Cuisine: American
Keyword: avocado, breakfast
Cooking Method: Fried
Diet: Keto
Time: <30 Min
Level: Easy
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  1. User avatar jackson.ryan says:

    2 stars
    Sounds good but 2–3 minutes per side feels too short. I did longer and it turned out leathery. Also why eggs—wouldn’t they just be fine with flour? Idk.

  2. 5 stars
    Crunchy outside, creamy inside—so good! I added a squeeze of lime and it totally bumped the flavor.

    1. 3 stars
      I tried it but mine came out kinda soggy 😕 I’m not sure if I didn’t heat the oil enough or if the breading just fell off. Still tasted good though!

    2. User avatar marianna.hayes72 says:

      5 stars
      Ooh lime is such a good call—adds that bright tang with the creamy avocado. I’m definitely trying this next time.

  3. User avatar suspiciousCommentator says:

    4 stars
    Pretty good, but mine got a little soggy after a few minutes. I think I didn’t press the breadcrumbs enough or the oil wasn’t hot enough.

    1. User avatar karole.erdman64 says:

      5 stars
      Yeah, I’ve had that happen too. I started frying a little hotter and honestly that made a huge difference—oil should be sizzling before you drop them in. Also I press the crumbs really firmly and let them sit 30 seconds after coating so they “stick.”

    2. User avatar shantae.kirlin says:

      4 stars
      Mine got soggy once and i think it was because i used too much egg. Next time i only dip quick and shake off the extra. Also i didn’t do paper towels at first… never again 😅

  4. User avatar jeramy.lehner says:

    5 stars
    These fried avocado slices are a game-changer! I never knew avocados could be so tasty like this. 😍

  5. User avatar Loonquawl says:

    5 stars
    These were AMAZING! I can’t believe I waited so long to try fried avocados. Definitely a new favorite!

  6. User avatar marlena.dickens84 says:

    2 stars
    I don’t know, something just didn’t taste right. Maybe it was the paprika? Idk, not my thing.

  7. 4 stars
    Can I use olive oil instead? I just like my cooking healthier.

  8. User avatar Humma Kavula says:

    2 stars
    Wasn’t a fan. My avocados turned mushy instead of crispy. Maybe I did it wrong?

  9. User avatar Ford Prefect says:

    5 stars
    These were amazing! I added some cheese on top after frying, and it was a game changer!

  10. User avatar lizzzard says:

    3 stars
    Pretty simple recipe, but too oily for my taste. Maybe try air frying?

  11. 2 stars
    This is really a weird concept. Fried avocados? Not sure if I trust this recipe…

    1. User avatar tarah.smitham60 says:

      5 stars
      I was skeptical too, but they actually taste amazing! Give it a try!

  12. User avatar jame.okuneva97 says:

    5 stars
    OMG! These are sooo good. I just made them for my party and my friends loved it! Will definitely make again.

  13. User avatar Max Quordlepleen says:

    4 stars
    Is avocado even a fruit? I thought it was a vegetable lol. Anyway, I liked it fried!

  14. User avatar Fenchurch says:

    4 stars
    I’m not sure about frying avocado… but wow, the texture is legit. 2–3 minutes per side felt about right for me.

    1. User avatar shenna.hayes says:

      5 stars
      I was skeptical too—avocado always feels like it shouldn’t be “fried” lol. But the crispy outside + creamy inside combo is real. 2–3 minutes per side is exactly what mine needed.

    2. User avatar gerald.farrell84 says:

      3 stars
      Not gonna lie, frying avocado seems weird. Mine got mushy after like a minute… maybe my oil wasn’t hot enough? Also I think I used too thick slices. Still, flavor was good.

  15. User avatar Oliver Sutton says:

    2 stars
    I tried these but used panko instead of breadcrumbs and it was kinda burnt on the outside before the avocado warmed through.

  16. User avatar efren.mante says:

    5 stars
    Yummm! This recipe is a game changer! Who knew avocados could be so crispy and tasty? ❤️

    1. User avatar oPandariaNo says:

      4 stars
      I can’t believe avocados can be fried! Sounds delicious, but I thought they’re only good for guac. 😮

  17. User avatar janey.parker says:

    3 stars
    This is cool but the avocado goes brown fast. I kept everything waiting too long and it kinda got weird.

    1. User avatar orlando.kilback0 says:

      5 stars
      Totally get it—avocado browns fast. Next time try slicing it right before breading, and toss the slices lightly with a squeeze of lemon/lime or even a little salt water while you prep. Also, 2–3 min per side is quick, so you don’t want them sitting around.

  18. User avatar aurora.waelchi38 says:

    5 stars
    These came out *so* crispy. The paprika in the breadcrumbs is the perfect touch—would 100% make again for game night.

    1. 3 stars
      I made these but mine went kinda soggy—maybe I didn’t dry the avocado enough? Still tasted good though. Any tips for keeping them crisp?

    2. 5 stars
      Yes!! The paprika really makes it, like a little smokiness. I tried these with panko and they stayed crispy longer—game night approved 😄

  19. User avatar giovanni.ferry1978 says:

    5 stars
    Tried this tonight—surprisingly addictive. The outside got super crisp and the avocado stayed creamy. Used panko instead of regular breadcrumbs and it was even better. Great snack!

    1. User avatar octavio.marquardt99 says:

      5 stars
      Glad you liked it! And yes—panko is *so* good for that extra crunch. I’ve done it too, way crispier than regular breadcrumbs.

  20. User avatar ashley.wisozk says:

    4 stars
    So easy and quick to make. I just added some garlic powder too. Super good!

  21. User avatar latricia.wilderman45 says:

    3 stars
    I thought this would be a healthy snack, but frying kinda ruins that, right? Disappointed 😕.

    1. User avatar Jessika Volkman says:

      4 stars
      I get what you mean! Frying definitely adds calories, but maybe try baking them instead? Still good with less oil!

  22. User avatar isela.pouros1966 says:

    3 stars
    Ehhh… felt a little greasy for me. They tasted alright tho.

  23. 3 stars
    I tried this but it kinda turned into a mushy mess… maybe I overcooked it? Going to try again!

  24. User avatar terminatorXYZ says:

    4 stars
    Not gonna lie, $1 for avocados where I live is already expensive, and frying them feels risky. Still, the flavor was good—wish they stayed crisp longer.

  25. User avatar mariana.tillman1964 says:

    5 stars
    Wow. Crispy like onion rings. I sprinkled a tiny bit of garlic powder in the breadcrumb mix and it was chef-y.

  26. User avatar houston.fahey says:

    3 stars
    Do you really need eggs? Can’t you just coat them in breadcrumbs? Asking for my vegan friend.

    1. 5 stars
      You can definitely make a vegan version! Just skip the eggs and use a little plant-based milk mixed with some flour to help the breadcrumbs stick. It works great!

  27. User avatar elijah.block56 says:

    4 stars
    Great for parties! I served these with some salsa and everyone loved them! Will make again!

    1. 5 stars
      This sounds amazing! I need to try this for my next gathering. Salsa is such a great combo with avocado.

    2. User avatar Liet-Kynes says:

      2 stars
      Yeah, but they can get soggy quick, right? I’m not sure frying is the best way to go.

  28. User avatar sammie.gleichner1963 says:

    1 star
    Fried? Really? That’s a bit strange to me. Just gonna stick to my guac!

  29. 5 stars
    These are amazing! I can’t believe how good avocado can taste fried. Definitely a 5-star recipe!

  30. User avatar colby.mitchell8 says:

    4 stars
    My kids even liked these! I used panko bread crumbs for a crunchier touch.

    1. User avatar rochelle.king66 says:

      5 stars
      Wow, glad to hear your kids liked them! Panko really does add that nice crunch. I’ll have to try making them that way!

  31. 3 stars
    Not sure about these. First time I tried frying avocados and it was like frying butter. Weird.

    1. 3 stars
      I totally get what you mean! I thought they were gonna be crunchy and awesome but they felt all mushy. Maybe try them baked next time?

    2. User avatar Natalya Abshire says:

      4 stars
      Fryin’ avos? That sounds crazy! Butter isn’t the best comparison tho, it’s more like creamy. I liked ’em!

  32. User avatar david.cremin says:

    2 stars
    Naaah, I prefer guacamole over this. Not my thing at all.

    1. User avatar vicente.batz says:

      4 stars
      I get that, guacamole is classic! But fried avocado has its own charm, you should give it a try sometime!

  33. User avatar mariah.oreilly99 says:

    3 stars
    I liked the idea, but mine turned a little soggy after a few minutes. Not sure if I overcrowded the pan or didn’t drain enough.

  34. User avatar marin.waelchi60 says:

    1 star
    I burned mine! Read the frying time wrong and went too long. Now they’re charcoal avocados. 😂

  35. User avatar Flame Atronach says:

    1 star
    fried avocados? that sound like a odd thing to eat. not for me though.

  36. 5 stars
    Wow, these were so good! I never thought of frying avocados, but I’m sold. Perfect crispy texture!

  37. User avatar Reg Nullify says:

    4 stars
    My kids ate them immediately. Next time I’ll do less pepper because one of them is picky.

  38. User avatar mari.goodwin1999 says:

    3 stars
    Not bad, but frying oil kinda stinks. Why not bake them instead? Seems healthier too.

  39. User avatar terisa.leffler16 says:

    2 stars
    I tried this recipe but it didn’t work for me. The crust was soggy and not crispy. What did I do wrong?

  40. 5 stars
    This is genius. Quick snack, and it feels fancy without actually trying hard. I added a squeeze of lime and a pinch of chili flakes on top—10/10.

    1. User avatar bret.krajcik1957 says:

      5 stars
      Totally agree—fried avocado is such a good “looks impressive” snack. Lime + chili flakes sounds like the perfect upgrade!

  41. 4 stars
    Fried avocados? Are we sure about this? Sounds strange, but I gave it a try and it was surprisingly good!

  42. User avatar smartestRedditor says:

    4 stars
    I’m skeptical about frying avocado without batter—thought it would turn to mush. Surprisingly not!

  43. User avatar kitty.rolfson says:

    2 stars
    Tried it but they just turned soggy. Maybe I did something wrong? I shouldn’t have used overripe avocados?

  44. 4 stars
    Love the simplicity. 2 eggs + breadcrumbs is easy, and the seasoning is spot on. Great snack for guests.

    1. User avatar terminatorXYZ says:

      5 stars
      Totally agree—this is such a simple way to make something feel fancy. I’ll definitely try it with extra paprika next time!

  45. User avatar serafina.barrows says:

    5 stars
    Yum! Just add some cheese on top and it’s perfect. Don’t overthink it, just fry!

    1. User avatar robbie.williamson says:

      4 stars
      I’m not sure if frying them is the best way. Maybe try baking them for a healthier version?

    2. User avatar Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings says:

      3 stars
      Cheese on avocado? Sounds weird, but I guess it could be good. 😅

  46. 5 stars
    I tried it and it was amazing! The seasoning actually tastes balanced, not bland. Would make again for sure.

  47. User avatar julius.schmidt98 says:

    4 stars
    The only thing I’d change is thicker slices. Mine got a bit soft after frying, but flavor was still great.

  48. User avatar lory.willms1995 says:

    5 stars
    Tried these tonight—so crispy on the outside and still creamy inside. Used panko instead of regular breadcrumbs and they stayed extra crunchy. Definitely making again!

  49. 5 stars
    Yummy! I added some cheese to the batter for extra flavor, and WOW! 10/10!

  50. User avatar tomi.keeling23 says:

    4 stars
    Fried avocado? Sounds weird but actually kinda tasty. Kids liked it, so that’s a win for me.

  51. User avatar jermaine.trantow38 says:

    4 stars
    Super easy to make! I served them at my party and everyone loved them! Will be making again.

  52. User avatar pasquale.welch71 says:

    4 stars
    Very easy recipe! I added some cheese inside the slices before frying. Delicious!

    1. 2 stars
      Sounds good, but I think avocados should be eaten fresh. Frying them is kinda weird. 😕

    2. User avatar trevor.pagac1994 says:

      5 stars
      Cheese inside? That’s brilliant! I gotta try it like that next time! Thanks for sharing!

  53. User avatar NAFO.SUPREMACY says:

    3 stars
    Could you air-fry these? I don’t wanna deal with oil. Also, is ‘thin slices’ like coin thickness? Mine were thicker and they cooked uneven.

    1. User avatar lan.sipes2009 says:

      4 stars
      Yes, you *can* air-fry them, but they won’t get exactly the same crispy, deep-fried crunch. I’d spritz the basket with oil spray (or lightly brush the slices) and spray the tops too. For “thin slices,” I’d go roughly like coin thickness (about 1/4 inch / 6 mm) so they cook evenly.

  54. User avatar hung.berge1977 says:

    2 stars
    I followed the steps but my coating slid off a bit. Maybe I didn’t press hard enough when coating—any tips?

  55. User avatar jeremiah.doyle51 says:

    3 stars
    Took me longer to make than I thought. Is it really worth frying avocados? IDK.

  56. User avatar hong.gutmann14 says:

    2 stars
    Not bad, but 2-3 minutes per side felt long for my pan. I think medium heat was too hot—burned a couple.

  57. User avatar Malcolm Kunde says:

    1 star
    fried avocada? sounds like a cardiologist’s worst nightmare. be careful, y’all!

    1. User avatar leonardo.kemmer1961 says:

      2 stars
      Idk, but fried stuff is bad for your heart! I thought avocados were supposed to be healthy. 🤔

    2. User avatar terminatorXYZ says:

      4 stars
      Haha, true! But you can’t deny it’s delicious! Just need to balance it out with a salad or something healthy. 😂

  58. User avatar claudine.kuhic40 says:

    4 stars
    I’m skeptical about avocado + frying, but wow. The paprika flavor really pops. Served with lime and a pinch of chili—10/10 snack.

    1. User avatar lance.lubowitz94 says:

      5 stars
      I get the skepticism too—avocado + hot oil sounds weird—but the paprika + lime combo is legit. Crispy outside, creamy inside. I add a little garlic powder to the breadcrumb sometimes.

  59. User avatar karima.doyle says:

    3 stars
    Mine stuck to the pan a bit even though I used plenty of oil. Maybe the breadcrumbs need to be drier?

    1. User avatar Brand-shei says:

      5 stars
      Yeah, I’ve had that happen too. I think the breadcrumbs should be a little drier (or you can let the coated slices sit 1–2 minutes so the egg tackiness sets). Also make sure the oil is fully hot before adding them.

  60. User avatar phyliss.trantow says:

    2 stars
    I might be missing something, but 2–3 minutes per side was not enough for me—mine were still too soft. Also, breadcrumbs fell off unless I pressed harder.

  61. 3 stars
    I like the idea, but mine got a bit soggy after a few minutes. Next time I’ll make sure the oil is hotter and serve immediately.

    1. User avatar rickie.boehm1999 says:

      4 stars
      Mine did that too, but I think it was the avocado slices being too thick. Also my oil wasn’t fully hot and I kept them on the towel too long.

    2. User avatar ariel.white says:

      5 stars
      Oof, soggy is the worst 😅 I’d try frying a little hotter and definitely not overcrowd the pan—more steam = softer breading. Thanks for the tip!

  62. User avatar corrin.emmerich3 says:

    3 stars
    Not bad, but my slices ended up super mushy. Maybe not ripe enough? 🤔

  63. User avatar cedrick.kulas34 says:

    2 stars
    Are you sure avocado can be fried? I thought it just mushy, not crispy. Confused.

    1. User avatar reed.lueilwitz83 says:

      5 stars
      Yes, you can definitely fry avocados! They actually get crispy and delicious when done right. Just try it!

  64. User avatar Slaughterfish says:

    1 star
    Avocados are like fruit! Why you fry fruit?!

  65. User avatar ShanksOnePiece says:

    5 stars
    I used panko instead of regular breadcrumbs and it was extra crispy. Also, don’t overcrowd the pan—learned that the hard way.

  66. 3 stars
    This was kinda messy. Coating stuck, then some slices fell apart when flipping. Still tasted good though.

  67. User avatar kathrine.nikolaus2008 says:

    5 stars
    Honestly, I didn’t think fried avocado would work, but the paprika seasoning is perfect. Would definitely make again.

  68. User avatar agripina.pfeffer72 says:

    3 stars
    Who decided this was a good snack? 😅 Avocado is already soft—turning it into fries feels kinda extra, but I admit it’s tasty.

  69. 5 stars
    Yum! Just add a dip and these are perfect! Love it!

  70. User avatar quinton.brakus says:

    5 stars
    My kids loved these! Easier than I thought, and they ate their greens without complaint! Win! 🎉

  71. 5 stars
    These fried avocado slices are absolutely delicious! Crispy and creamy, just perfect!

  72. User avatar Zaphod Beeblebrox says:

    3 stars
    The flavor is fine, but 1 cup breadcrumbs for 2 avocados seems a bit low. I had to scramble for more coating.

  73. User avatar Lissandra says:

    5 stars
    These were shockingly good—crispy outside, creamy inside. I sprinkled a little garlic powder too and it really popped.

  74. 3 stars
    The recipe is simple and the flavors are solid, but 2-3 minutes per side felt short. I needed closer to 4-5 to get truly golden.

    1. User avatar oPandariaNo says:

      5 stars
      Totally agree—2-3 min/side was a little optimistic for me too. I usually go closer to 4 min until they’re really golden and crisp. Next time I’ll keep them a bit longer and just watch so they don’t get too dark.

  75. User avatar oswaldo.skiles16 says:

    4 stars
    So scrumptious! I didn’t have paprika, used cayenne instead. Kicked it up a notch! 🔥

  76. User avatar cherish.okon12 says:

    5 stars
    Not gonna lie, I thought it would be gross. Instead it’s actually addictive—like potato fries’ fancy cousin.

  77. User avatar Elliot Prohaska DDS says:

    3 stars
    Mine got a little mushy in the middle—maybe my avocados were too ripe? Still tasty though, like a weirdly delicious croquette.

  78. User avatar CTRLplusW says:

    2 stars
    Too many steps! I just wanted to eat avocados not do a whole cooking show!

    1. User avatar Ryuu Shenlong says:

      4 stars
      I get that, but sometimes the best things take a bit of effort! You could always skip some steps if you want to keep it simple.

  79. 5 stars
    These are the best! I love avocados and this recipe is a game changer. So crispy! 😍

  80. User avatar Mrs. Toby Heathcote says:

    2 stars
    I don’t know… frying avocados? Seems like a waste. I prefer them fresh, you know?

  81. 4 stars
    Made these for game night and they disappeared fast. Next time I’ll cut the slices a bit thicker so they don’t get too soft.

    1. User avatar isiah.strosin says:

      5 stars
      Love that! Crispy snack energy for game night 😄 I’ve made these too and they vanish fast. Thicker slices makes total sense—less chance of them turning mushy.

    2. User avatar aleisha.ortiz2011 says:

      3 stars
      Huh, mine came out soggy even though I fried them 3 mins a side. Maybe my oil temp was wrong? Also I cut mine pretty thin like the recipe says. Going thicker next time I guess.

  82. User avatar rikki.pfannerstill says:

    4 stars
    I’m skeptical because avocado is so soft, but I followed the steps exactly and they held up. Next time I’ll pat the slices a bit drier before dipping in egg—maybe that’ll help the coating stick better.

  83. User avatar aura.denesik98 says:

    1 star
    I like avocado in salads, but this wasn’t for me. The texture was so weird. 1 star. Never going to do this again.

  84. User avatar Millicent Leffler says:

    5 stars
    These came out ridiculously crispy! I used panko instead of regular breadcrumbs and they stayed crunchy even after cooling a bit. The paprika flavor is spot on.

  85. User avatar mitchel.heathcote80 says:

    5 stars
    These fried avocado slices are the best! So crispy and tasty. My family loved them. Definitely making again! 😊

    1. 3 stars
      I tried making these yesterday, but they didn’t turn out as crispy as I hoped. Maybe I used too much oil? 🤔

  86. User avatar Fenchurch says:

    2 stars
    I tried this recipe but ended up with a greasy mess. Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t think avocados are meant to be fried. 2/5.

  87. 3 stars
    I followed it pretty exactly and they came out golden but not super crispy. Maybe my oil temp was low?

    1. 4 stars
      Maybe your avocados were a tad too soft? Mine get soggy if they’re overly ripe. I also pat them dry before dipping so the egg sticks better.

    2. User avatar Dwarven Centurion says:

      5 stars
      Yeah, that sounds like oil temp. If it’s more medium than “hot,” the crumbs brown but don’t crisp up. Try 350–375°F and don’t overcrowd the pan.

  88. User avatar ALTplusF4 says:

    3 stars
    Followed the recipe exactly and the coating fell off a bit. Maybe my slices were too thick? Still tasted good though.

  89. User avatar liberal.hero says:

    4 stars
    Super quick, my kids loved them! I served it with ranch dressing for dipping, will make again!

    1. User avatar Renee Sance says:

      3 stars
      I tried making fried avocados once and they turned out mushy. How do you keep them crispy? Ranch sounds weird tho.

    2. 5 stars
      That sounds delicious! Ranch dressing is a great idea. My kids are picky, but they might actually like this!

  90. User avatar winona.hamill97 says:

    4 stars
    I love anything avocado, but frying it made me nervous. Turned out way better than expected—texture is weirdly perfect with the breadcrumbs.

  91. User avatar vincent.rogahn says:

    3 stars
    Not bad, but mine got a little soggy after a few minutes. I think my oil wasn’t hot enough or I left them too long before serving.

  92. User avatar graig.heaney81 says:

    3 stars
    Mine stuck to the pan 😭 maybe the oil wasn’t hot enough. Also I ran out of breadcrumbs halfway (lol). Flavor still good, but texture was more “fried snack” than crispy. Would try again with more breadcrumbs.

  93. 5 stars
    Quick and tasty. Two words: Wow.

    1. User avatar george.wiza60 says:

      4 stars
      I tried this and it stuck to the pan a little. Maybe my oil wasn’t hot enough? Still taste was good though. Would work better if you let the slices dry first.

    2. User avatar alita.willms1973 says:

      5 stars
      Two words? 😂 Wow indeed. The crunch from the breadcrumbs is legit—did you season the breadcrumbs extra? I think a pinch of garlic powder would be perfect.

  94. User avatar adolfo.wuckert45 says:

    2 stars
    My coating kept falling off even though I pressed the breadcrumbs. Probably I sliced the avocado too thick. Still tasty though, just not pretty.

  95. User avatar Draugr Overlord says:

    5 stars
    Wow, it’s incredible! I can’t believe I actually made this! 😄

    1. User avatar Barliman Butterbur says:

      5 stars
      That’s awesome! Fried avocado is so delicious! Great job! 😍

  96. User avatar paris.feest63 says:

    3 stars
    meh. It’s okay but kinda bland. I added more paprika and salt like an adult and it got better.

  97. 4 stars
    Simple & delish! Took me 10 mins. Remember to use ripe avos, or else they turn into mush!

    1. User avatar yuriko.wyman1953 says:

      5 stars
      Glad you enjoyed it! Ripe avos really make a difference. Yum!

  98. User avatar nelson.muller81 says:

    4 stars
    Pretty good idea. I used panko instead of regular breadcrumbs and it stayed crisp longer, which I appreciated.

  99. 5 stars
    Just awesome. Finally a way to eat avocados without the same ol’ guacamole! 💚

  100. User avatar Prostetnic Vogon Kwaltz says:

    4 stars
    I was skeptical about frying avocados at first, but these turned out amazing! Will definitely make again.

  101. User avatar florinda.marquardt says:

    3 stars
    I don’t like avocados at all, but my husband loved these! Guess they’re not so bad if fried.

  102. 5 stars
    Avocados fried in breadcrumbs is genius. I didn’t expect them to hold up, but they did! Will make again for sure.

    1. User avatar chi.wisozk47 says:

      5 stars
      Right?! I was skeptical too, but once they’re crisp they actually hold together. I’ve started adding a little garlic powder to the breadcrumbs and it’s even better.

  103. User avatar dewayne.thiel says:

    1 star
    This is unhealthy! Why fry something that’s already good the way it is? Just eat it fresh! 😡

  104. User avatar colton.goyette says:

    3 stars
    Where do I find ripe avocados? Mine were hard as rocks! I’ll try again when I can pick better ones.

  105. User avatar antoine.will1958 says:

    2 stars
    I followed the steps but mine turned out kind of soggy. Could be the oil temp—didn’t have a thermometer.

  106. User avatar Everett Strosin says:

    5 stars
    Crunchy!

    1. User avatar ArabianNights says:

      4 stars
      Crunchy for sure 😄 I tried it but my coating fell off a bit—think I didn’t press enough. Still tasty though!

    2. User avatar domenica.beer1951 says:

      5 stars
      Yes! They get so crispy on the outside—like fries almost. I did 3 minutes per side and it came out perfect.

  107. User avatar reynaldo.abbott says:

    2 stars
    My avocados were ripe but also super soft—my slices basically turned into mash while cutting lol. I’m sure it works with firmer ones.

  108. User avatar philip.legros says:

    2 stars
    I tried this and it didn’t work at all. The avocados got mushy and the breading fell off. Totally disappointing!

  109. 5 stars
    Yum! 😍

  110. User avatar creola.jakubowski9 says:

    5 stars
    Perfect! Yum!

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