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This lemon olive oil is one of the best I've ever used....Great for salad dressing
Pros: smooth flavor, balanced lemon intensity, excellent for baking fish
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Great Olive OIl
Pros: after notes, outstanding selection, delicacy
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I have made the best salad dressing with this yummy olive oil. I have purchased a second bottle!
Pros: taste, quality
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Best Olive Oil!...Love the mild taste. Perfect for cooking! Only olive oil I use....Best!...Best tasting olive oil. Worth the high price!!
Pros: versatility, taste, delicious
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Simply the best!...Best of the best for us
Pros: flavor, good quality, best quality
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This oil, macerated with tomato and espelette—a chili native to the Basque region—has a gorgeous orange color and pairs particularly well with spicy cuisine. Great with Basque classics such as veal ragout, chicken casserole and pan-fried...
Pros: delicious, favorite flavor, authentic flavor
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Hand harvested and cold pressed, this genuine Provencal olive oil features notes of artichoke and almond as well as the aroma of freshly cut grass. Thanks to its award-winning, exceptional flavor, CastelineS is delicious in a wide variety of dishes and...
Pros: taste, value
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Great olive oil...Great tasting olive oil. The best i have had....Best olive oil for every day use and excellent price1
Pros: versatility, quality, flavor
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Great as a finishing oil on bread, salad or dip, this olive oil from Neolea is a versatile pantry staple. It boasts a rich, aromatic profile with notes of olive leaves, green herbs, freshly cut grass and artichoke. It perfectly combines fruitiness with...
Pros: tasteful, quality, great taste
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Delicious as both a finishing and cooking oil, this extra virgin olive oil from Frantoio Galantino is made from cold-pressed olives and boasts a grassy aroma and light taste. In addition to enhancing your meals, the oil is housed in beautifully crafted,...
Pros: decanter design
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Delicate yet filled with rich truffle flavor, this infused olive oil is perfect for use with steamed and baked fish, crudités and tartare. Also tastes great when paired with cheese.
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Fresh and fruity, this olive oil from L'Estornell is perfect for adding to salads, drizzling over bread, frying zucchini or even using as a topping for ice cream. Made by a 3rd generation Olive Oil producer, you can taste the history in this exceptional...
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This delicate white truffle condiment from Savini Tartufi is perfect for steamed or baked fish, crudités and tartare. It’s filled with a delicious, earthy flavor from the truffle and makes a great gift.
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Love it...Just what I wanted and for a great price....simple in design great quality...Great quality, great price, works well!
Pros: great price, works well, easy to use
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Best hummus ever
Pros: flavor, addicting, versatility
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Made with fresh Datterini tomatoes, oregano, garden veggies and extra virgin olive oil, our traditional Abruzzo “red sauce” turns all your pasta, roasted meat dishes and pizzas into instant classics. It’s the perfect weeknight staple for making quick...
Extra Virgin Oil
Extra-virgin olive oil is the most popular type of oil used in cooking and baking. It's high in heart-healthy monounsaturated fats and has a mild flavor that can be enhanced by adding spices or herbs. These qualities make it ideal for salads, sauces, and marinades. Here are some great options.
Extra Virgin Oil
FAQ List
Extra virgin olive oil is a type of olive oil that is made from the first cold pressing of the olives. It is considered the highest quality olive oil and is known for its fruity flavor and low acidity.
Extra virgin olive oil is rich in healthy monounsaturated fats and antioxidants, which have been linked to a reduced risk of heart disease, stroke, and certain types of cancer. It has also been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties.
Extra virgin olive oil should be stored in a cool, dark place, away from heat and light. It is best to store it in a tightly sealed container to prevent exposure to air, which can cause the oil to go rancid.
Extra virgin olive oil is made from the first cold pressing of the olives, while regular olive oil is made from a blend of cold-pressed and processed oils. Extra virgin olive oil is also considered to be of higher quality and has a stronger flavor than regular olive oil.
Yes, extra virgin olive oil can be used for cooking, but it is best suited for low to medium heat cooking. It is not recommended for high heat cooking, such as frying, as it has a low smoke point and can break down at high temperatures.
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"Best hummus ever"
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"Best of the best for us"
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"This product is great for dipping our sour dough bread, and adds lots of flavor to salads"
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"Love the mild taste. Perfect for cooking! Only olive oil I use"
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"Works great. Best one weve found so far"
