Ingredients & dietary info
Full ingredients: Pitted green olives, sunflower oil, blue cheese (milk, salt, rennet), salt, lactic acid, ascorbic acid, guar gum.
Italian green olives stuffed with creamy, tangy blue cheese and packed in sunflower oil. The classic dirty martini garnish, and just as good on a cheese board, a wedge salad or next to a steak. Pitted and ready to serve in a 10 oz jar.
A firm green olive is briny and a little bitter. Blue cheese is creamy, salty and sharp. Put the two together and each one softens the other, which is why the pairing became a cocktail bar classic.
We pit Italian green olives, fill them with blue cheese and pack them in sunflower oil, so they stay soft and rich. Spear one for a martini, add a few to a cheese board, or eat them straight from the jar.
Want a milder filling? Try our olives stuffed with Parmigiano cream. For a classic Italian blue, try our olives stuffed with Gorgonzola.
The drink these olives were made for. Briny, cold and finished with a creamy, salty bite.
The olives are packed in oil, not brine, so borrow the brine from a jar of green olives such as our pitted Castelvetranos. For an alcohol-free aperitivo, serve the olives with a cold Italian bitter soda.
Full ingredients: Pitted green olives, sunflower oil, blue cheese (milk, salt, rennet), salt, lactic acid, ascorbic acid, guar gum.
Refrigerate after opening.
Product of Italy
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Yes. Blue cheese stuffed olives are a classic martini garnish. Since they are packed in oil, use brine from a jar of green olives for the drink itself.
No, the olives are pitted before they are stuffed. The label notes they may contain pits or pit fragments, so bite carefully.
Pitted green olives, sunflower oil, blue cheese (milk, salt, rennet), salt, lactic acid, ascorbic acid and guar gum.
They contain milk. The label also says they may contain wheat, tuna, almonds and cashews.
Yes, refrigerate the jar after opening. Keep the olives covered in their oil.
Both are filled with blue cheese. Our Gorgonzola stuffed olives use Gorgonzola D.O.P., a protected Italian blue. These use a tangy blue cheese that stands up well in a cocktail.
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