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There is just something so homey and delicious about a grilled cheese no matter how old you are. This BBQ pulled pork grilled cheese with fresh guacamole is the perfect way to celebrate National Grilled Cheese Day. Normally I wouldn’t include a dipping sauce for a grilled cheese, but it really was even better dipped. Goodness, I can actually taste this baby right now. It was so gooey and wonderful!
Right now I’m actually in Idaho visiting my parents, but you better believe that I’ll be insisting on a delicious grilled cheese for lunch. This has been a wonderful little vacation, but I hate being away from the husband. I just don’t sleep as well, or enjoy time off as much without him. BOOOOO! I know, I’m totally cheesy like that, but I’d much rather still want to be with him all of the time and look like a newly wed than get comfortable in marriage. T-minus one day until he gets to Idaho. In the meantime, I’ll go drown my loneliness in another grilled cheese.

Can You Make Pulled Pork In A Slow Cooker?
A slow cooker is a simple, no fuss method for cooking pulled pork.
Place a pork roast in the slow cooker and cook on high for 5-6 hours.
Can You Freeze Pulled Pork?
You can freeze left-over pulled pork for 6-8 months.
Cool completely and place in a heavy duty freezer bag.
Thaw and reheat for a quick, no hassle meal.
How Do You Keep Guacamole From Turning Brown?
There are several things that will help keep guacamole from turning brown.
You can seal guacamole tightly with plastic wrap.
You can add extra lime juice and then seal it with plastic wrap.
Or, you can sprinkle lime juice on top of the guacamole, insert the avocado pit in the center of the container, and then seal it with plastic wrap.
No matter what you do, guacamole will eventually turn brown.
Avocado pulp, meaning the meat of the avocado, is very sensitive to oxygen.
When exposed to air, the pulp oxidizes and turns brown.
The good news is, if the guacamole is not more than 3 days old, you can scrape the brown off the top and the guacamole is still safe to eat.





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Enjoy your pork barbecue with fresh guacamole! The combination of the aroma and the flavorful taste will definitely entice your family and guests. This is another way to serve your pork barbecue and enjoy a delicious meal together.
This was *SO* good.
I used this pulled pork recipe: https://allrecipes.com/recipe/slow-cooker-pulled-pork/
Incredible! Highly recommended!
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