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The other day I received loads of avocados with my Oddbox delivery and it was clear we can’t eat them all with salads or on toast so I needed to do something else with them. Avocado hummus came to mind (also my Easy And Healthy Chocolate Avocado Mousse but let’s try to make something different now!) because it’s perfect for picnics and generally when the weather is warm. I just want to eat salads and tapas type, not overly cooked and hot food. This was the first time I made this, but there will surely be more as it’s just as easy as making hummus: you throw all ingredients into the food processor and give them a blitz. And so much better than the supermarket one!
How to make avocado hummus?
I used two medium avocados, but you can use less or even more, depending on how much you like the flavour of avocado. I think one is not enough, it hardly even makes the hummus taste differently, two of them will make the avocado flavour more present.
The method is pretty simple: just put every ingredient into the food processor and blend them until you get the texture smooth. Put it in the fridge before serving. (I prefer it cold, but you can serve it immediately if you like it that way.)
How to flavour avocado hummus?
Flavouring-wise, I like using either chilli flakes or chilli oil, it makes it a little more different from the regular hummus. The aquafaba is serving as an agent to make hummus smoother (that’s the way I like it.) And it’s also nice not to waste the aquafaba, so might as well use it. So if you like it little more grainier, just leave it out of the recipe.
How to store avocado hummus?
It will keep in the fridge for 2 days. But you can also freeze it, which is what I do if I make a bigger batch. No one else eats this in my family, everyone else thinks that avocado is evil… So I freeze half of this batch. (When you’re doing this, use an airtight container and do not fully fill the container, leaving some space for the hummus to expand. A thin coating of olive oil over the top of your hummus will help the dip retain its moisture and not dry out during freezing.)
Enjoy! If you fancy other hummus recipes to try with brilliantly unusual colours – try this beetroot hummus recipe.

Avocado Hummus
Equipment
- Food processor
Ingredients
- 1 400g can of chickpeas including liquid aquafaba
- 2 medium ripe avocados peeled and cored
- 60 g sesame tahini
- 60 ml extra virgin olive oil
- 60 ml lemon juice about two lemons
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1 tsp ground cumin
- 1/2 tsp salt
- chilli flakes optional
Instructions
- Put every ingredient into the food processor and blend them until you get the texture smooth. Put it in the fridge before serving.

- Enjoy it with some chilli oil or chilli flakes.








10 comments
Oh my word! I love hummus and have tried so many recipes. Adding avocado takes it to a whole other level 😍
I had avocado houmus for the first time in America a few years ago and loved it. Great idea to make your own, I’ll be trying this out, thank you!
Oo this sounds delicious! I’m a huge avocado and hummus fan, but never thought of combining them before. I’m definitely going to make this one – thank you 🙂
I looove hummus, but never tried avocado one. I guess it’s time to try this recipe.
Oh yum! I love hummus and avocado, so this is right up my street.
I will definitely be trying this over the weekend. Thank you x
I do love humous but only seem to eat it in the summer, I have not tried this version though and it sounds amazing will be trying this recipe out
I love hummus and this looks absolutely delicious! I’ve been eating it a lot recently during the hot weather we have been having.
Now this is right up my street. This looks amazing and I will be deffo trying this, as this will make the perfect dip for my chips x
I love hummus and avocado but have never tried avocado hummus. This looks like such an easy recipe and one that is perfect for meals in the garden throughout the Summer x
I am ashamed to say I have never tried hummus. Will have to give it a try