Only the real deal can be labeled ‘extra virgin’ Olive oil must be pure to be legally labeled “extra virgin.” Avoid products that use terms like “light,’ “pure” or simply “olive ...

Chef Pasquale Presa's family harvests and sells Italian-raised olive oil and other products to stores across the Midwest.

The label reads “imported olive oil packed in Italy,” and it is packed in an olive green-tinted bottle. When @goldiescraps ...

If you've eaten different types of olives like green, black, and purple, you may find yourself wondering which kind is used ...

Covington regularly hosts olive oil tasting courses to share her expertise and help people select the right olive oil for ...

You may think of Italy when you think of a bottle of olive oil, but other countries produce it as well, including Greece. Is ...

Fitfluencers are claiming that drinking a shot of olive oil in the morning is beneficial. But is it, really? We asked RDs ...

But can you trust that the bottle in your kitchen is the real thing? It’s certainly costing enough. Olive oil prices are ...

So if you're not getting the real thing, you're missing out - big time. There are all kinds of ways that people either pass off lower quality (or even rotten) oils for true extra-virgin olive oil.

If the olive oil is a "finishing element", however, and its taste is key to the dish, said Life Hacker, "it's probably best to splurge on the real deal, and to use it in judicious amounts".

This is the reason Sol boasts its zero cholesterol quality along with the authentic aroma and goodness of Spanish olives. Sol advises its users to keep the olive oil away from direct sunlight and ...