Ingredients & dietary info
Full ingredients: Extra virgin olive oil 99%, truffle flavor 1%.
Sicilian extra virgin olive oil with white truffle flavor, for a light, heady truffle aroma in a few drops. Finish risotto, pasta, polenta, eggs, fries and popcorn just before serving. Ingredients are simple: 99% extra virgin olive oil and 1% truffle flavor. 8.5 fl oz.
This is Sicilian extra virgin olive oil with white truffle flavor added. The label lists two ingredients: extra virgin olive oil (99%) and truffle flavor (1%). It gives you a light, heady and aromatic truffle aroma in every drop, at an everyday price.
Truffle flavor is strong, so think of this as a finishing oil. Add it off the heat, right before serving, and start with just a few drops. Cooking it hard dulls the aroma.
The label suggests bruschetta, meats, risotto, pasta, pizza, polenta and potatoes. Pair it with our porcini mushroom risotto, or compare it with our black truffle flavored oil.
Our porcini mushroom risotto does the work. A few drops of truffle-flavored oil at the end make it feel special.
Add the oil off the heat. Its aroma is most noticeable when it is not cooked.
Full ingredients: Extra virgin olive oil 99%, truffle flavor 1%.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, follow the storage directions on the label.
Sicily, Italy
Read our story →Both are Sicilian extra virgin olive oil with 1% truffle flavor. The difference is the style of aroma.


The ingredients are extra virgin olive oil (99%) and truffle flavor (1%). The truffle taste comes from the added truffle flavor, not from pieces of truffle.
Extra virgin olive oil with a light, heady and aromatic truffle aroma. It is strong, so start with a few drops.
Use it as a finishing oil. Drizzle it on pasta, risotto, polenta, pizza, eggs, fries or popcorn right before serving, rather than cooking with it.
Both have the same simple ingredients. White has a lighter, more heady aroma. Black is deeper and earthier, and stands up well to meat and pizza.
The front label says Product of Sicily, and it is imported from Italy.
Close the cap after each use and keep the bottle in a cool, dark cupboard away from the stove. Heat, light and air are what dull olive oil, so the fridge is not needed.
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