I picked this up at a local store. There was a box of huge avocados, which a couple of weeks ago had Hass size 6-8oz green Florida Avocados.
These were considerably bigger, with the same label, "Florida Avocado". The only information I could get from the store owner was that they were from florida. (No idea on the source or cultivar or Maybe he didn't want to give away his secret source)
I did a bit of detective work, and I think they are Lula, but would love to hear from you guys and see if anyone can help with the ID.
Here's what I have so far
It's a nice green large avocado, Some pear shaped, some just large oval, like Choquette, doni or dupuis, lula, monroe, miguel??
I think I should have cut into it a day or two earlier...it had a bit of black spotting on the skin and inside that I cut away.
Large seed...Lula?? The thin papery seed coat easily just came away unlike Hass seed coat.
The skin was not as thick as Hass, and it was easy to peel, but was a bit thicker than the Mexican varieties that are paper thin and edible.
Taste - It was creamy, but bland. I am not sure if was just bland cuz it was a store or if that's how it tastes. There were no fibers.
Choquette is commercially sold but I ruled it out as its seed looked smaller. It could be doni, dupuis, monroe. I was hoping it was a Catalina, but I am sure they won't be selling those out here in TX, and the seed of the Catalina is longer.
Would love to hear from you on what you think it is. If it's Lula, I may just use it to get a few rootstocks going!
Thanks in advance for your input..