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How to judge olive oil and olives

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So many people have turned to Mediterranean cooking because it relies on healthy olive oil that grocery store shelves are cluttered with olive oils at a wide range of prices. How do you know if one olive oil is better than another? Here are some tips offered to chefs in an online restaurant Web site. http://www.restaurantbiz.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13456

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Sarina Nicole Patient Expert

Definitely stay away from olive-pomace oil. Some manufacturers bury the word in their label so do be vigilant!

For more info: http://www.eat-online.net/english/education/olive_oil/olive_pomace_oil.htm

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mzeatright Patient Expert

Always choose "cold pressed" olive oil and is often the darkest green color. This is full of antioxidants and good for your body! A healthy fat for your 2-4 tbsp per day!

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