Mina Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Single Origin Olive Oil, Cold Extracted, Moroccan Olive Oil High in Polyphenols, Less Than 0.2% Acidity, 33.8 Fl Oz (1Liter)
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Our bottles are 100% recycled plastic and as a result of that we are actually helping the environment. They don't contain any BPA. A limited harvest 'family reserve' in glass bottles will be released in 2021. Please keep your eyes peeled for it. Mina, thank you.
Yes. The harvest/processing date, as well as the Lot date (in European format: BB date (in USA format: DDMMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY On the back of the label, MM/DD/YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Moroccan Picholine and Beldi olives are used in this dish.
Thank you for taking the time to write. The harvest for this batch took place in December of 2018. On the bottle, there is no harvest date, but there is a packed date that is two years before the best before date. I hope this has been of assistance.
Selected User Reviews For Mina Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Single Origin Olive Oil, Cold Extracted, Moroccan Olive Oil High in Polyphenols, Less Than 0.2% Acidity, 33.8 Fl Oz (1Liter)
After conducting extensive research on olive oil, I discovered that a single origin oil from Morocco is superior in every way, and it is DELICIOUS. I drink it straight in the morning because it has a nutty flavor that I enjoy. I use it in my smoothies and soups, and it tastes great. I'm not going to use any other olive oil from now on. Olive Oil Nirvana has been discovered!.
This one doesn't get the nod from Buffalo Bill. It is, in fact, a delicious oil. I don't like the fact that it's in plastic packaging. It did not solidify at all in the fridge. (Not even cloudy) The similar oil touted by Dr. Gundry has at least partially solidified (about 15%) I did the test, you make the decision. br> Both Honey and Oils have a large number of counterfeit products on the market. I have no way of knowing if this oil is genuine, but I can tell you that it tastes great. In fact, it has a flavor that is identical to that of regular oil. Dr. Gundry's oil, in particular, has an unpleasant flavor. However, he is looking for specific advantages. I'm calling this a no-go because of the plastic bottle and the refrigerator failure. Please accept my sincere regrets. Was this helpful? I, too, was hoping to get good benefits without paying a high price. br>br>Was this helpful? Kindly notify me.
I've been on the lookout for a new extra virgin olive oil. After doing some research, I discovered that the polyphenol in olive oil is extremely beneficial to one's health. This was the reason I bought Mina's extra virgin olive oil in the first place. Any oil from Morocco Africa has been reported to contain as many polyphenols as as as as as as as as as as as as as as as The trees are in survival mode as a result of the extreme heat and lack of water. The second reason I purchased this oil was because it was guaranteed to come from One Source and to be harvested within two hours of harvesting. The only thing that could make this better is if it were organic; however, it does state that it is GMO-free, which is a step in the right direction.
Olive oil has always been a part of my life and diet, and I've read that single-sourced olive oil is the healthiest olive oil on the planet. br>I'm a health nut, so Mina Olive Oil is what I'll be buying from now on! It's also quite tasty. Thank you for your time and consideration. br>br>br>br>br> Joe Pernice (br>br>Joe Pernice (br>Joe Pernice (br>Joe Pernice (b.
I'll keep searching for a single-source olive oil with a processing date rather than a best-by date.
br>It's fresh, smooth, crystal clear, and savory, but light in flavor. To give my dishes a rich flavor, I only need a small amount of it. I've even used it to make gelato out of olive oil. Wow! I placed my order right away! more. This is a fantastic price for such high quality.
I threw out all of the olive oil bottles in the pantry and am now down to just the Mina bottle.
Because I lived in Morocco for 20 years, I am familiar with Moroccan olive oil. There was no scent at all when I first opened the plastic bottle. There was no heady aroma when I heated the oil in a pan. nothing. And there isn't even a hint of flavor. Is this canola oil or traditional Picholine marocaine olives from Morocco? I was skeptical because the price seemed too good to be true. I had been correct all along. I'm going to stick with Mabrouka or Ouazzania. I'm extremely dissatisfied with this outcome.