Ingredients & dietary info
Full ingredients: Pitted olives (including Bella di Cerignola, Nocellara, Termite di Bitetto, Kalamata and Peranzana), water, salt, antioxidant: ascorbic acid (E300), acidity regulator: lactic acid (E270).
A colorful mix of pitted Mediterranean olives, including Cerignola, Nocellara and Kalamata, ready to toss into salads, pasta and snack bowls. Olives from Italy, Greece and France, packed in Italy in a light brine. No pit dish needed.
This jar mixes classic olive varieties from Italy, Greece and France, including mild Bella di Cerignola, buttery Nocellara, small Termite di Bitetto and Peranzana from Puglia, and fruity Greek Kalamata.
Because the pits are already removed, these are the easy olives. Toss them straight into a salad, a pasta or a sheet pan of vegetables, or set them out for kids and guests without a pit dish.
Prefer a firmer bite for a party board? Our whole mixed olives come with the pit in. For a single variety, try pitted Castelvetrano olives or pitted Kalamata olives.
A make-ahead pasta salad for picnics and potlucks that only gets better as it sits.
Toss again with a splash of olive oil before serving if it has been in the fridge.
Full ingredients: Pitted olives (including Bella di Cerignola, Nocellara, Termite di Bitetto, Kalamata and Peranzana), water, salt, antioxidant: ascorbic acid (E300), acidity regulator: lactic acid (E270).
Store in a cool, dry place. Refrigerate after opening and use within one week.
Olives from Italy, Greece and France. Packed in Italy.
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The label lists Bella di Cerignola, Nocellara, Termite di Bitetto, Kalamata and Peranzana among the varieties.
The olives are pitted, but the label notes they may contain pits or pit fragments, so take care when eating.
The olives come from Italy, Greece and France, and the jar is packed in Italy.
Yes. The jar is labeled vegan.
The jar holds 19.4 oz (550 g) in total, with 9.8 oz (280 g) of olives once drained.
Keep the olives in their brine and refrigerate. The label says to use them within one week of opening.
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