Fun fact: in my native language the word for a pit (as in a hard central fruit seed) is directly translated as "little bone" so depending on who you ask, avocados indeed do have bones :3
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I guess if they can make boneless grapes then they can also make boneless avocados
grapes don't have bones....
Yes because they remove them!
if it ain't got bone in it
is
b o n e l e s s
So then my bones are boneless bones because they don't have bones in them.

Potato was always boneless.
I bet that'd feel better than a grapefruit.
How to grape fruit feel?
The bones are the meme, but I want to know which branch of which tree in which orchard grew that seedless avocado. Because grafts.
I see fruit labeled all the time as gluten free at grocery stores.
Fyi for those who don't know. Gluten is created from wheat.
It’s a valid statement, stupidly enough.
A family friend once had a gluten reaction from fruit. Turns out, the caterer presented it with a spray over them that makes them shinier - and that has gluten in it.
I have family with Coeliac and friends with other issues. Cross-contamination is real problem for some.
As somebody who has bitten in to a bone in a boneless chicken sandwich at KFC - on two different occasions, months apart - I for one appreciate boneless food no matter what form it's in. Boneless chicken? Perfect. Boneless avocado? Sure. Boneless raspberries? Absolutely. Boneless applesauce? I sure as hell hope so.

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