- A Melbourne cafe is giving away free smashed avocado to struggling renters
- Lux Foundry is offering smashed avo to renters if they show rental agreement
- ‘Lux Found Avo-Assist Program’ gives people avos while saving for a house
Being able to enjoy some smashed avo on toast and own a first house may not have seemed possible until now.
A Melbourne cafe has found a way to help millennials buy their first house by offering a deal that many will find too good to be true.
Lux Foundry is giving away a free side of avocado to anyone who is renting, helping share the love for smashed avocado without digging into the housing budget.
A Melbourne cafe (pictured) has found the solution to helping millennials buy their first house by offering a deal too good to be true
![Lux Foundry is offering free sides of avocado to renters when they show their rental agreement (stock image)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/09/08/02/4405B1DF00000578-4864016-image-a-28_1504833895345.jpg)
Lux Foundry is offering free sides of avocado to renters when they show their rental agreement (stock image)
![The Melbourne cafe wants to help people enjoy the luxurious fruit without the expensive cost (stock image)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/09/08/02/4405B1E800000578-4864016-image-a-29_1504833904967.jpg)
The Melbourne cafe wants to help people enjoy the luxurious fruit without the expensive cost (stock image)
Deemed the ‘Lux Found Avo-Assist Program’, the trendy Brunswick cafe shared a social media post saying renters were entitled to a free side of avocado with any meal.
Helping ‘non home-owners unite’, the popular cafe was welcomed by hundreds of supportive avo-lovers.
‘This is the best idea ever!’ one social media user commented.
‘Thank you for understanding the plight of every millennial in Melbourne,’ another wrote.
‘Poor struggling first home owners/strugglers who love avo too!,’ someone posted.
![Social medias united at the idea of free avocado, thanking the cafe for understanding their struggles (pictured)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/09/08/02/4405AAAC00000578-4864016-image-a-31_1504833928043.jpg)
Social medias united at the idea of free avocado, thanking the cafe for understanding their struggles (pictured)
![The offer, which runs for a week, is available to those who show a copy of their rental agreement, and ends Friday (stock image)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/09/08/02/4405B1EF00000578-4864016-image-a-30_1504833917594.jpg)
The offer, which runs for a week, is available to those who show a copy of their rental agreement, and ends Friday (stock image)
The cafe north of Melbourne wanted to help people balance the two lifestyle luxuries, with a side of avocado usually costing them $4.50.
The offer, which runs for a week, is available to those who show a copy of their rental agreement, and ends Friday.
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