"Avozilla": Giant avocado hits store shelves
This isn't the first time the massive avocados have been available, but they're still catching customers off-guard.
A giant avocado nicknamed "Avozilla" has hit Australian store shelves.
It's about five times the size of a regular avocado, weighs in at 3 lbs., and costs about $16 (AUD).
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You'll only need one of them to produce an entire bowl of guacamole.
The giant is grown by a farmer in Central Queensland, and while it's not the first time it's been available to the public, it's still catching shoppers off-guard.
"It's got a creamy flavor with a nutty taste at the end," an unnamed store employee told CNN.
"Wonderful that we have them for a short season, only for about, I would say probably about a month."
The farmer behind "Avozilla" isn't saying how he achieves such a monstrous size, but he insists it isn't through genetic modification.
