windinthepines
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Anyone have leads on a real olive oil? I'd like to use it as a solvent, and maybe for eating. Would appreciate any ideas, thanks. Toxinless doesn't seem to have the right info.
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Yes. This. Americans have a lot to learn. For thousands of years olive oil made from the fruit was the currency of commerce. First dripped oil was called "beaten oil" and not filtered. What is onThere are no real olive oils on the market today - none of them would pass quality tests.
Thankyou. Americans have a lot to learn.Get lost in the Plains of Andalusia, Southern Spain.
Find some olive groves, fill up the bag and cold press at home.
Real olive oil is just the juice of Olives.. ... Something that can't be kept in a bottle for 8 months, the stuff we have at convenience stores/$upermarket$ nowadays is highly processed. Extra virgin... LMAO.
I get high quality olive oil from Fustini's in Traverse City, MI. They always have varietals, and the oil is fresh and pure and sourced from different countries.There are no real olive oils on the market today - none of them would pass quality tests.