Ingredients & dietary info
Full ingredients: Extra virgin olive oil. Extra virgin olive oil: 100% Italian. Superior category olive oil obtained directly from olives and solely by mechanical means.
A 100% Italian extra virgin olive oil, cold extracted from olives by mechanical means only. Robust and fruity with a peppery finish, it is the everyday bottle for dressing salads, dipping bread, finishing pasta and gentle cooking. Choose 8.5 oz or 17 oz.
Extra virgin is the top grade of olive oil. It is pressed directly from olives using only mechanical means, with no chemical refining, which keeps the fresh taste of the fruit. This bottle is 100% Italian and labeled cold extraction.
Expect a robust, fruity flavor with a peppery finish. That little tickle at the back of the throat is typical of good extra virgin olive oil. It is bold enough to taste on bread, and easy enough to use every day.
Keep it next to the stove for sauces and sautés, and on the table for salads and dipping. Add a splash of aged balsamic vinegar and some crusty bread, and dinner has started.
The classic Roman midnight pasta. Garlic, chili and good olive oil are all it needs.
Keep the heat low so the garlic stays sweet and does not burn.
Full ingredients: Extra virgin olive oil. Extra virgin olive oil: 100% Italian. Superior category olive oil obtained directly from olives and solely by mechanical means.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, follow the storage directions on the label.
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Yes. The label says the extra virgin olive oil is 100% Italian, and the bottle is labeled Product of Italy.
It is the top category of olive oil, obtained directly from olives and solely by mechanical means. Nothing else is added: the only ingredient is extra virgin olive oil.
The front label says cold extraction, meaning the oil is extracted without added heat.
Robust and fruity, with a peppery finish.
Yes. It is great for sautéing, sauces and roasting, and for drizzling over finished dishes and salads.
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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