Millennials in the renting market score free side of avo on toast in Melbourne’s inner suburbs

WANT a house and smashed avo? Renters can get a free serve of the dish they’ve been slammed for ordering instead of saving for a home.

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DON’T own a house but want smashed avo?

Millenials listen up, there’s a cafe in Melbourne’s inner suburbs giving away a free side of avo on toast to renters to ease the financial burden and allow you to keep brunching.

And no, Bernard Salt won’t be on your case to save your pennies for a house.

Renters who bring in their named rental agreement to Lux Foundry can enjoy avo for free with any meal purchased between September 4 and 8.

Lux Foundry in Brunswick serves up dishes for all tastes. Supplied image.

Co-owner Daniel Amato said he and his business partner Emilio Rogliano wanted to give back to their loyal customers, predominantly aged 18 to 35, who are renting.

“It’s an Avo Assist Program for renters,” he said.

“That market, they cannot afford to buy a house. So we are giving back.”

Mr Amato said smashed avo was one of the most popular items served each week, with 50 orders placed for the breakfast dish each weekday.

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Lux Foundry in Brunswick serves up a hamburger and chunky cut chips. Supplied image.

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