Smashed avocado with tomatoes and basil on sourdough

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A energising breakfast to set you up for the day

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Debbie Mason
Avocado Sourdough bread Baby plum tomatoes Fresh basil Himalyan salt Freshly ground black pepper
Toast a slice of sourdough bread Mash the avocado and spread it evenly onto the slice of toast Chop the baby plum tomatoes and basil and add as a topping Sprinkle with a twist of salt and black pepper

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