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Tag Archives: Richard Gawel olive oil
Do Those Blue Tasting Cups Really Hide an Olive Oil’s Color?
A friend thought my pair of olive oil tasting cups would make perfect candleholders. She might just have a point. We recently saw a “Tweet” about the cobalt blue vessels: “Research shows that the blue EVOO tasting glasses don’t even … Continue reading
Olive Oil Primer: Knowing the Different Types of Olive Oil
If your New Year’s resolution involves healthier eating, chances are good you’ll be cooking with olive oil. So here’s a quick guide to understanding the difference between extra vrigin, light, pure and all the other labels and terms you’ll encounter … Continue reading
You Can’t Judge an Extra Virgin Olive Oil by its Color
Extra virgin olive oil comes in various colors, from golden to green. But don’t let color sway your judgment about the actual quality of the oil inside the bottle. It would be like judging a book by its cover or … Continue reading

