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Hey, longtime reader, first time poster.
I can't find any info on the internet about how much oil a single olive would produce (my limited searching skills only locate entire tree yield)
Can anyone help?
Cheers!
Started by Psittacidae on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at straightdope):
Here's some fairly specific olive size of oil per olive is the same, but if you press a single, lonely olive, the oil will....
Of an individual olive which means 0.024-0.10 fluid oz of oil per olive.
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We have used Fillipo Beroli for years w/out issue w/ DS. We all know that means nothing w/ respect to cross contamination, however, it could mean something were there to be intentionally included "other" oils fully present in the product. After all of...
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Trying to pass oils off as olive oil w/ forged paperwork, etc.), it seems like it has been reigned of olive oil, but we FA moms still have to be diligent about digging for cross contamination information Naturals brand....
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The food co op mailed me a flyer and it states I can use Olive oil for shaving. I didn't know that.
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We use coconut ....
Sometimes I use it for moisturizer, but prefer coconut oil that in months).
Bump Posted on CafeMom Mobile I steep herbs in warm olive oil for a coupleI like to put it in my bath water.
Butit has stuff for sale.
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I need advice on a good olive oil that would be delicious to dip a good bread in and eat. I buy olive oil from Sam's , but it is not pleasant to dip bread in. Please can someone give me some names that I can look for in the grocery store.
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I do know that the extra virgin olive oil experience....
Some of my olive oil is from wine estates and other areas here.
Living in California, there are many, many choices.
I've never tried the Sams club olive oil.
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Reduced from £4.19 per litire.
Bargain, at least 25% cheaper than the next cheapest Olive Oil out there.
As per MySupermarket, the cheapest Olive Oil out there:
Atbero Antico (Asda) £3.33 per litre
Asda Own Brand £3.48 per litre
Napolina £4.00 per litre...
Started by Trickyjabs on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hotukdeals):
Normally between £1.85 and £2.49 between ordinary and ....
How does that work? Well, I guess if you can at the moment is Tesco Organic Pressed Extra Virgin Olive oil.
These different kinds of olive oil! Virgin, Extra Virgin...
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When cooking with oil (any type really) should I countthe entire amout used in my macros. Ex. Cooking chicken in 1tbs olive oil...I know I consume the entire amount. How do you do it?
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Boom problem solved Well if you're using 1 tbs of olive oil then count 1 tbs of olive oil not sure....
Olive oil has lots of calories and fat so it is important I think, especially use pam.
Tablespoon every time.
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Reduced from £4.19 per litire.
Bargain, at least 25% cheaper than the next cheapest Olive Oil out there.
As per MySupermarket, the cheapest Olive Oil out there:
Atbero Antico (Asda) £3.33 per litre
Asda Own Brand £3.48 per litre
Napolina £4.00 per litre...
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How does that work? Well, I guess if you can .
These different kinds of olive oil! Virgin, Extra Virgin...
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Since olive oil is supposed to be healthy does it make sense to include a few grams to the diet every day and just drink it?
Maybe 10gr olive oil per day? Or would it be better to spend those calories for something you can actually eat and which tastes...
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And it tastes great with balsamic....
On salad...
Drink olive oil yuck! Originally Posted by maggotz Or would it be better to spend those calories for something you can actually eat and which tastes
good You can eat olive oil...
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Fried food 'fine for heart' if cooked with olive oil
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Better for your ....
I thought olive oil's smoke point was too low to be good for deep frying, unless in a pressure cooker.
When I took Organic Chem in Uni, we read a medical study that said Olive oil, when trends.
Interesting.
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Tomato- and/or cream-based sauces are popular, but variations on spaghetti with olive oil are really nice; you can actually taste the pasta and they tend to be delicious. A common one is spaghetti aglio e olio, literally "spaghetti [with] garlic and oil...
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Olive oil, chopped green olives (don't cook), chopped cooked bacon, chopped celery simple, I tend to....
But I strain the oil, set it aside, and in the same pot with a bit of regular olive oil fry up and texture.
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