Amazon has 16-Oz Pompeian Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Robust) on sale for $3.68 - $0.18 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $3.50. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 16-Oz Pompeian Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Robust) on sale for $3.68 - $0.18 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $3.50. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Definitely a blend. If you look at the label photos there's a key that lists the countries and the actual bottle you receive will have the countries stamped on the bottle
I would not buy cheap olive oil. Even cheap olive oil is still waay more expensive than soybean oil or canola oil, and really the quality and origin is so suspect, why bother? Just get the soybean oil.
Of course being health advocate, I wouldn't touch these poisons (known as PUFA or "vegetable oil") with a thousand foot pole. They are often called Liquid Death for a reason. (see this eye opening video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQmqVVmMB3k)
Buy the good stuff, pay the money for it. Italians and Spaniards don't mess around, they take their olive oil seriously. In fact it's in their law, you can't mix olive oil and soybean oil and sell it as olive oil in those countries, as you can in the USA. Over there, if you call your product extra virgin olive oil, it must be extra virgin olive oil and nothing else. So I trust Made in Italy or Made in Spain extra virgin olive oil that is 100% sourced from that specific country (Italy or Spain). Yes this costs more but if you shop carefully at Costco, you can find these 100% Italian or 100% Spainish extra virgin olive oil that's sold under Kirkland brand for a decent price.
Last edited by SithLord2021 January 3, 2026 at 04:48 PM.
The last time we had this deal, it was so bitter I had to throw it away. Well, they refunded me without having to return it though
I don't know about the particular batch you purchased, but IME, good olive oil tastes bitter due to the presence of Polyphenols. I worry when EVOO doesn't taste bitter.
Missed it i guess. That was a solid deal, but I'm headed for glass containers going forward with all the micro plastics in these liquid products. Sometimes its better to just pay the piper.
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Of course being health advocate, I wouldn't touch these poisons (known as PUFA or "vegetable oil") with a thousand foot pole. They are often called Liquid Death for a reason. (see this eye opening video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQmqVVm
Buy the good stuff, pay the money for it. Italians and Spaniards don't mess around, they take their olive oil seriously. In fact it's in their law, you can't mix olive oil and soybean oil and sell it as olive oil in those countries, as you can in the USA. Over there, if you call your product extra virgin olive oil, it must be extra virgin olive oil and nothing else. So I trust Made in Italy or Made in Spain extra virgin olive oil that is 100% sourced from that specific country (Italy or Spain). Yes this costs more but if you shop carefully at Costco, you can find these 100% Italian or 100% Spainish extra virgin olive oil that's sold under Kirkland brand for a decent price.
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