Need good olive oil
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Good olive oil / Brands
I search around local store and found only Bertolli...
Bertolli
But, I found another interesting article regarding their products and some others...
The Olive Oil Scandal
So, is it ok to buy? What brand you guys currently use?
Bertolli
But, I found another interesting article regarding their products and some others...
The Olive Oil Scandal
So, is it ok to buy? What brand you guys currently use?
Re: Need good olive oil
Totally disregard the 'nutritional value of polyphenols'. They are not nutrients.
The antioxydants in fruits, fresh raw fish and egg yolks are all you need.
Only focus on whether the oil really is extra virgin / cold pressed, and 100% pure olive oil.
The antioxydants in fruits, fresh raw fish and egg yolks are all you need.
Only focus on whether the oil really is extra virgin / cold pressed, and 100% pure olive oil.
Re: Need good olive oil
Hi Jerry,
Don't know where you live but I would check the health food stores. They have more choices and good quality extra virgin cold pressed olive oils.
I live in the Netherlands and find the Akwarius/Demeter olive oil the best and best tasting.it's quite "soft" and I like it pure so...
Don't know where you live but I would check the health food stores. They have more choices and good quality extra virgin cold pressed olive oils.
I live in the Netherlands and find the Akwarius/Demeter olive oil the best and best tasting.it's quite "soft" and I like it pure so...
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Re: Need good olive oil
Try Bariani.
http://www.barianioliveoil.com/
There is an enormous difference between this and the "extra virgin" olive oils you can get in the regular grocery store. Try it once and you will see. It isn't only taste, it's also fragrance. At work, when I started using it on my salads, people always said, "Ooh, that smells so good!"
It's California olives, though, not Italian ones.
http://www.barianioliveoil.com/
There is an enormous difference between this and the "extra virgin" olive oils you can get in the regular grocery store. Try it once and you will see. It isn't only taste, it's also fragrance. At work, when I started using it on my salads, people always said, "Ooh, that smells so good!"
It's California olives, though, not Italian ones.
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Re: Need good olive oil
I use Borges...
a Spanish extra virgin oil
very nice...
a Spanish extra virgin oil
very nice...
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I use Biona organic extra virgin olive oil... I could drink the stuff it's so beautifully smooth and mild-tasting. I buy it online from: www.goodnessdirect.co.uk
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Hi tjfillion,
Sorry - can't help you with internet shopping for people in the U.S. Surely some good sites will come up if you do a Google search?
Hi Justin,
oooh, I'm glad you've discovered the delights of Goodness Direct! I absolutely love it. Sometimes I have problems with deliveries ('cos I'm not always at home when the postman comes with my box of dried fruit and olive oil) but otherwise, I've had no troubles with GD, and their stuff really is good value. Enjoy!
Sorry - can't help you with internet shopping for people in the U.S. Surely some good sites will come up if you do a Google search?
Hi Justin,
oooh, I'm glad you've discovered the delights of Goodness Direct! I absolutely love it. Sometimes I have problems with deliveries ('cos I'm not always at home when the postman comes with my box of dried fruit and olive oil) but otherwise, I've had no troubles with GD, and their stuff really is good value. Enjoy!
From a different thread:
Iris wrote: because iy can be very hard to find a good olive oil (and it can be really frustrating to buy disappointment after disappointment ) I thought I'd post a recommendation: Valderama Ocal. The munufacturer states it is so mild, you could almost drink it straight out of the bottle. I use it for a long time now. Unfortunately the doubled the price recently because the demand seems to be very high, while the supply isn't. Nevertheless, you can hardly taste it in Orange juice (well, ofcourse you can taste it, it it isn't bitter tasting). I'm not an olive oil fan at all, I used to hate it for baking etc (pre Wai, that is) But this one really is ok!
Iris wrote: Online (not one particular shop, last tima here: www.dailyfood.nl)
You can find online shops at the Valderama website (at least, the Duch website, don't know about other countries). But I am sure it's available outside the Netherlands too.
And from yet another thread:
There are also lots of different supermarkets,
and many supermarkets also sell high quality OO.
In this thread a brand is named, and there are more threads about this subject,
where you can find out about other brands.
Sure, there are good and bad oo'sMe PC wrote:So is it totally impossible to get real cold-pressed olive oil from a supermarket? Even if the bottle states that and lists olives as the only ingredient? I don't know if I can afford to go to a specialized shop, and I really have no idea how olives should taste. Is it possible I've been eating bad oil all this time?
Anyways have specific brands they use?
Here is another link which talks about this
http://oliveoilonly.org/impurity/Adulteration.htm
There are also lots of different supermarkets,
and many supermarkets also sell high quality OO.
In this thread a brand is named, and there are more threads about this subject,
where you can find out about other brands.