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Have you ever thought, to have “your” own olive tree? To enjoy the sunset under “your” olive tree or to join an olive harvest? |
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Which oil is better? That in the old traditional mills, crushed by grinding and pressing mats derived? Or the oil produced in by high-tech equipment? One thing is for sure, the oil, which is obtained in an old mill, emotionally affected us more. However, we now know that with modern equipment the oil is grinded without supply of oxygen within 30 seconds and is pressed under high pressure in steel cylinders. Through this gentle, fast grinding an oxidation of free fatty acids is nearly impossible and a higher quality of oil reached. If you have made negative experiences with olive oil, this is best to explain through rancid or other not extra virgin olive oils, which were labeled incorrectly.
If you hotness and bitterness do not want, then select an olive oil, which is not from the current, but from the last or the penultimate harvest. These oils are not bad because they are older. Olive oil is a preservative. In stainless steel containers properly sealed and stored, it remains for several years. But older olive oils are somewhat less fruity, much less hot and less bitter. Times to try a freshly harvested olive oil and an older with the same origin. You will find for both of oils the proper use in the kitchen. Only when you have collected more experience with olive oil, you will appreciate the advantages of a freshly harvested olive oil. |



