How to Ripen Raw Avocado

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Introduction: How to Ripen Raw Avocado

About: I love cooking and trying new recipes.

Usually fruit seller didn't sell ripe avocado because it easy goes bad. Then we bought a raw avocado. But it seem takes a long time to ripe. But, don't worry, I will tell you how to ripen a raw avocado just in a few days.

Step 1: We Will Need...

• Avocados
• Knife
• Tissue papers
• Tape

Step 2: Cutting the Fruit Base

Cut the fruit base like what you can see on the picture.


Note: It is good to wash the fruit first before cutting.

Step 3: Cover the Part That Had Been Cut

• Use tissue paper to cover the part that had been cut.
• Use tape to tighten the cover. Make sure it completely sealed.

Step 4: Done, Wait and Enjoy!

Your avocados will ripe in 2-3 days.

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    23 Comments

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    IC6
    IC6

    6 years ago

    Or just wait 2-3 days like most avocados : /

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    cclark63
    cclark63

    7 years ago

    Put them in a bowl of flour, cover them completely. They will ripen in about 24 hrs. Been using this method for more than 30 yrs.

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    tokenkarma
    tokenkarma

    Reply 6 years ago

    Much easier.

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    suzeruser
    suzeruser

    Reply 7 years ago

    I'm going to do this :) Thanks!

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    Ima Rismayani
    Ima Rismayani

    Reply 7 years ago

    Happy trying

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    Ima Rismayani
    Ima Rismayani

    Reply 7 years ago

    Good idea. Hope the avocado ripen with nice yellowish flesh and without any black spots in the flesh.

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    KVSBUNNY
    KVSBUNNY

    7 years ago

    Ima, thanks for this instructable, we'll be trying your method soon, as well as some of the other suggestions

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    UlrichR2
    UlrichR2

    7 years ago

    Seems like a great idea! We have a tree at home, but sometimes we have to pick them green to prevent birds from eating them. It also helps if you just keep them in a dark area, but I will definitely try this.

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    Ima Rismayani
    Ima Rismayani

    Reply 7 years ago

    Nice sharing. Thank you very much.

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    UlrichR2
    UlrichR2

    Reply 7 years ago

    ps. In a dark area they go black easily

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    treehog
    treehog

    7 years ago

    Put it in a bag with a banana. A day or two and it's good to go.

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    Ima Rismayani
    Ima Rismayani

    Reply 7 years ago

    Thanks for sharing, hope the avocado ripen with nice yellowish flesh and without any black spots in the flesh.

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    mpulliam1
    mpulliam1

    7 years ago

    Growing up in California, I never had an issue with Avocados. If under ripe a day or so on the window sill was enough to make them softer/ripe. Now that I live in land locked Alberta and fruit and veggie come shipped in, everything seems picked green. The problem is that even when they "ripen" they never lose that early "wood" taste. Thanks for the tip, I will be trying this asap!

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    Ima Rismayani
    Ima Rismayani

    Reply 7 years ago

    That's right, mpulliam1.

    You are welcome and happy trying.

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    SpankyO
    SpankyO

    7 years ago

    I’ve been wondering if an oven at 200F for a short time will do the trick.. say maybe 7 minutes in a pre heated oven?

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    Ima Rismayani
    Ima Rismayani

    Reply 7 years ago

    You can try that and tell us what will happen with the avocado flesh.

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    TomV4
    TomV4

    7 years ago

    Won't they ripen in 2-3 days anyway?

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    rafununu
    rafununu

    Reply 7 years ago

    It can take two weeks ! Some are coming from Mexico or Australia by boat, it takes a while.

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    Ima Rismayani
    Ima Rismayani

    Reply 7 years ago

    Based on my experience, in normal condition they will ripen in 6 days.

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    vonronge
    vonronge

    7 years ago

    I am trying this for sure!