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51-Oz Amazon Grocery Cold Extracted Extra Virgin Olive Oil on sale for $10.06 - $1.51 (15%) off when you 'clip' the
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$8.55.
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About this product:
- Cold extracted extra virgin olive oil
- Non-GMO Project Verified
- Great for salads and marinades
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-The bottle must of dark color as the Polyphenols(antioxidants(the healthy stuff)) are sensitive to light and breaks down if exposed.
-The source of your olives have to come from the same source/country. Different batches from different countries means that the olives are not fresh and can also contain undesirable ingredients (mold, insects, chemicals...)
-The bottle must have a date when it was packaged and a date of degradation(olives oil doesn't spoil but all the goodies will fade away.
-A warm or hot storage area is a big no no for any type of olive oil but especially Xtra V.O.Oil which is the most sensitive of all types.
-There's no such thing as Organic olives as no one in the world sprays the olives with chemicals.
Long story short, do not buy from Amazon and add some bucks to buy a better quality.
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-For brands, I buy and love Terra Delyssa which is an authentic brand and a lot of chefs love it. You can also go with a Kirkland option from Costco but just avoid their Organic one as you're just paying for extra. The California Olive Ranch is also good but the weather is different from the Mediterranean one which adds a dash of sweetness and makes it taste less bitter and acidic.
May contain oil from one or more of the following countries: Greece, Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey
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-The bottle must of dark color as the Polyphenols(antioxidants(the healthy stuff)) are sensitive to light and breaks down if exposed.
-The source of your olives have to come from the same source/country. Different batches from different countries means that the olives are not fresh and can also contain undesirable ingredients (mold, insects, chemicals...)
-The bottle must have a date when it was packaged and a date of degradation(olives oil doesn't spoil but all the goodies will fade away.
-A warm or hot storage area is a big no no for any type of olive oil but especially Xtra V.O.Oil which is the most sensitive of all types.
-There's no such thing as Organic olives as no one in the world sprays the olives with chemicals.
Long story short, do not buy from Amazon and add some bucks to buy a better quality.
edit:
-For brands, I buy and love Terra Delyssa which is an authentic brand and a lot of chefs love it. You can also go with a Kirkland option from Costco but just avoid their Organic one as you're just paying for extra. The California Olive Ranch is also good but the weather is different from the Mediterranean one which adds a dash of sweetness and makes it taste less bitter and acidic.
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