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¿Te imaginas la vida sin aguacate? Estos son los momentos en la historia en que pudo desaparecer

  • Written by Jeffrey Miller, Associate Professor, Hospitality Management, Colorado State University
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Dada la popularidad actual del aguacate, es difícil creer que estuvimos cerca de no tenerlos en nuestra vida.

En mi nuevo libro “El aguacate: una...

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