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  Yeah I eat it with maple syrup! It’s pretty good.
context: i think this may be a cilantro type thing, certain foods csn have an unpleadsnt taste due to certain subsets. >
  
  Yup. That guac had cilantro in it. >
  
  Not what I meant. Cilantro tastes to me like I'm eating a bar of soap and that particular reaction is apparently shared by a decent subset of people. I can't imagine that it tastes that way to everyone as I doubt many people would want to eat soap. So I am more saying that it's possible that OP and others may be having a similar taste reaction to avocado that I and others have to Cilantro. That or there may be a question of freshness or other ingredients. >
  
  This is actually a genetic thing. For some ppl, cilantro literally tastes like soap. Im not one, but my gfs mom is. Pretty sure theres cilantro in guac too. OP should eat just cilantro by itself or just avocado by itself to see. >
  
  Guacamole can have cilantro, but I don't think it's mandatory >
  
  Well yea, but if OP bought guac and there was cilantro in it, and they have that generic variation, they might be tasting soap for that reason. >
  
  Some Asian countries treat it as dessert. Like you add condensed milk to it. Or milk + sugar. It's also great as a milkshake or ice cream. But to each his own. Taste is weird. Like how is it that people have the same biologically constructed tongues but experience foods differently? Taste is weird.