A farm in Florida is growing "long-neck" avocados that can measure up to 3 feet long and cost almost $50 each.

Miami Fruit's Pura Vida avocados can weigh up to nine times as much as a standard fruit.

They're "thick, creamy, savory, and slightly sweet," one of the farm's co-founders told NBC's Today show.

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It's often said that the reason millennials can't afford to buy property is they spend all their money on avocados — and if you're buying $47 supersized versions of the fruit, there might actually be some truth in this.

A farm in Florida is growing "long-neck" avocados that can measure up to 3 feet long and cost almost $50 each.

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Forget a slice of toast — these avocados are big enough to top a whole baguette.

The ginormous avocados have been grown by Miami Fruit for years, but they've recently been brought to wider attention on social media.

They're Pura Vida avocados, the growers wrote on Facebook, and are generally only grown in southern Florida.

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"Our long-neck avocados are thick, creamy, savory, and slightly sweet," Miami Fruit co-founder Edelle Schlegel told NBC's Today show.

Some grow straight, others are curly.

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While Pura Vida avocados tend to average 18-inches in length, they can grow to as long as 3 feet, according to Slate.

And while a standard Hass avocado weighs around 1/3 pound, its long-neck counterparts can weigh nine times as much, up to 3 pounds each.

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This is still less than the six-pound avocados grown in Hawaii though, which are thought to be the biggest in the world.

Read more: A farmer in Hawaii is growing record-sized avocados that weigh as much as a newborn baby

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Miami Fruit sells its epic avocados in boxes and the prices depend on weight.

A small box, weighing 3-6 pounds, costs $47, and at the other end of the scale, a bulk box, containing 35-45 pounds of avocado, costs $197.

Unfortunately for anyone thinking they'd found the centerpiece for their next brunch party, the season has just come to a close for another year, but you can already place a pre-order for early summer next year, Miami Fruit co-founder Rane Riotta said.