Yes, it was on clearance and I remember your positive feedback, so I purchased one to try, but I need to get through some Greek EVOO I was gifted first:Wow half price.,
I still buy it too...seems they all have different characteristics eh..
Yes, it was on clearance and I remember your positive feedback, so I purchased one to try, but I need to get through some Greek EVOO I was gifted first:Wow half price.,
I still buy it too...seems they all have different characteristics eh..
Had that in Canada week before last. Tasty enough.I was cruising the olive oil aisle, last week and ran into Mina for the first time. She was being offered for half price, so I took her home with me on your recommendation @Zee09 :
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Wow...I had some of this just now..I bought it for the polys as noted.I just got this in from Amazon.
Got it for the polyphenols and it is a drinking grade... haven't got into it yet but it has a nice glass bottle. Moroccan brew.
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Horrible stuff..Holy crazy crep. I was skeptical
That's what I've been using in salads for some time now. It is pretty good. My local grocery store has it on BOGO sale quite often.Now that Pompeian Robust is a fantastic oil for the $$$.
Not EV though,
Check out queen creek olive mill. Grown in Arizona and shipped usa wide maybe international. My parents and I went on the tour and It was very educational. Unfortunately Americans get waaaaay too much olive oil of questionable quality.Yes, it was on clearance and I remember your positive feedback, so I purchased one to try, but I need to get through some Greek EVOO I was gifted first:
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Same here in Canada, which is why I buy most of my EVOO from Costco, which has a great selection of Italian oil or directly from a small producer in South Italy. What can I say, I'm biased.Unfortunately Americans get waaaaay too much olive oil of questionable quality.
The olive oil council (Yes that's a governing body) samples olive oil from all over every year. California olive ranch scored really high as does Luccini. I love Luccinis Arbequina which has peppery arugula notes. A few years ago Star brand Olive oil had been cut with either vegetable or avocado oil and it wasn't listed as a mixed oil. I always wondered how they can sell a bottle for $8-10 and Luccini is knocking on $19-$22 for a bottle.Same here in Canada, which is why I buy most of my EVOO from Costco, which has a great selection of Italian oil or directly from a small producer in South Italy. What can I say, I'm biased.
Three things I look for, in order of importance:
1. EV variety.
2. Produced in Italy.
3. Opaque container.
Same here; a company was caught selling EVOO that had been mixed with other oils after a VOA. The oil I order directly from Italy retails for $29/750mL, but I pay wholesale by the case.The olive oil council (Yes that's a governing body) samples olive oil from all over every year. California olive ranch scored really high as does Luccini. I love Luccinis Arbequina which has peppery arugula notes. A few years ago Star brand Olive oil had been cut with either vegetable or avocado oil and it wasn't listed as a mixed oil. I always wondered how they can sell a bottle for $8-10 and Luccini is knocking on $19-$22 for a bottle.
Also extremely irritating!Not EV though,![]()
Where do you find this?This is the EVOO I use. Has more of a grassy flavor with an olive background. I take a tbsp morning and evening.
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Bezos World?Where do you find this?
Canned squeezed oily nuts. No virgins harmed in the process.Bezos World?