Reddit reviews O-Live & Co. Premium 100% Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Estate Grown & Bottled - Certified USDA - Kosher 33 Fl Oz. Carbon Neutral Sustainable Process - Glass Bottle
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Certified Organic by USDA & Kosher certifiedA medium- fruity extra virgin olive oil flavor with notes of ripe almond and green tomato.Olives are pressed and sealed within a few hours of harvest, obtaining only 0.2% of maximum acidity. This makes O-Live some of the freshest and healthiest olive oil in the world.Produced in Chile's Colchagua Valley, with a climate very similar to the Mediterranean and internationally renowned because of the excellence of its vineyards.Do you love trees? So do we! O-Live & Co is partnered with One Tree Planted to fight deforestation. Every purchased bottle will support a tree planted in California. Now that's good stuff!
> High quality olive oil is also really hard to get a hold of and exorbitantly expensive.
It's not. There's just a lot of shitty olive oil and shitty information out there. This stuff is between 10 and 11 bucks at my local grocery store. It qualifies because it has a low acidity and shouldn't smoke below 405F. It's not super robust or anything, and I'll get fancier stuff for more flavor when I want it. I also use that stuff more sparingly and in simpler preparations, where I can really taste it.
That being said, serious eats did an article and claimed they didn't notice any flavor problems when cooking with olive oil. Chefs do it all the time.