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A buttery, nutty extra virgin olive oil that is versatile for cooking, finishing, or enjoying on its own.
Pros: versatility, taste, delicious
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A versatile, cold-pressed olive oil with fruity and herbaceous notes, perfect for cooking and drizzling.
Pros: versatility, taste, quality
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A fragrant and intensely aromatic extra virgin olive oil infused with fresh lemons.
Pros: smooth flavor, balanced lemon intensity, excellent for baking fish
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A fragrant, herbaceous extra virgin olive oil from Provence, perfect for enhancing grilled meats, vegetables, and pasta.
Pros: taste, quality
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A vibrant green olive oil with fruity flavors and a beautiful bottle, perfect for gifting or repurposing.
Pros: after notes, outstanding selection, delicacy
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A delicious extra virgin olive oil in a hand-painted ceramic jug, perfect for gifting and repurposing.
Pros: decanter
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A fresh and balanced green olive oil from Neolea, perfect for finishing dishes and packaged in an elegant white-coated bottle.
Pros: tasteful, quality, great taste
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A delicate green olive oil infused with rich black truffle flavor, perfect for pairing with fish, cheese, and crudités.
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A fresh and fruity green olive oil from L'Estornell, perfect for salads, bread, frying, and even ice cream.
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A set of mini bowls made of glazed porcelain with a black trim, available in white or cardamom color.
Olive Oil Collection
Olive oil is a staple in many kitchens and has been used for centuries in cooking and baking. The wide variety of olive oil types and flavors can make choosing the right one for your dish challenging. With an olive oil collection, you can have a selection of high-quality olive oils on hand to enhance any meal. Whether drizzling it on a salad, using it for cooking, or dipping bread, an olive oil collection can add flavor and depth to your culinary creations.
Olive Oil Collection
FAQ List
Extra-virgin olive oil is made from pure, cold-pressed olives and has a fruity taste. Virgin olive oil is also made from pure olives, but it has a slightly lower acidity level and a milder taste.
Olive oil should be stored in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat. It's best to keep it in a tightly sealed container to prevent oxidation and spoilage.
Pure or light olive oil can be used for high-heat cooking, but extra-virgin and virgin olive oil are best used for low-heat cooking or as a finishing oil.
Olive oil is high in monounsaturated fats, which can help lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease. It also contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds that may have other health benefits.
Yes, you can use olive oil for baking, but keep in mind that it has a distinct flavor that may not be suitable for all recipes. It's best to use a mild-flavored olive oil or another neutral oil for baking.