When you shop for olive oil, you will notice labels saying olive oil, light olive oil, virgin olive oil or extra virgin olive oil. It might seem sensible to choose the plain olive oil or the extra light olive oil, as they will most often be the least expensive. However, there are important differences among these four types of olive oil. more »
Olive oil has a reputation for being good for the body. In ancient times, olive oil was used to "cure" ailments. Now, olive oil is used for frying and flavor. Even though it is oil, olive oil can be a healthy part of your diet. more »
Olive oil, a monounsaturated fat, contains nutrients that are easier to digest than other monounsaturated fats. Because of the ease of absorption of olive oil's vitamins and minerals and its numerous antioxidants, olive oil provides many health benefits. When choosing an olive oil for health benefits, you'll want to choose extra virgin olive oil as it provides the most vitamins and nutrients of all the available varieties of olive oil. more »
Olive oil is used in almost all every type of cooking, but what is not known is the differences between types of olive oils and why premium oils are woth the expense. more »
Not all olive oils are the same. Here's how to choose the healthiest olive oil for you and your family. more »
The olive oils you see on your grocer's shelf can vary considerably in quality based on the designated grade or type of olive oil. Here's how to understand the different types of olive oil and make the choice that's best for your needs. more »
Olives are crushed and then pressed to make olive oil. There are several types of olive oil that can be used in different ways. These are extra virgin, pure or virgin, and light olive oil. Read on to find the best use for each of these. more »
Learn how to add olive oil to make bruschetta in this free Italian cooking video. more »
Extra virgin olive oil is pressed from young olives soon after they are harvested. When taste is important, extra virgin olive oil is the best choice. For non-food uses, the lower grades of olive oil are less expensive and work just fine. Save the extra virgin olive oil for cooking and use plain olive oil to help out around the house. more »
Running in the house with olive oil is a guaranteed recipe for disaster. Olive oil is undoubtedly one of the trickiest substances to get out of your carpet. There are several kinds of olive oil, and not all of them are used for cooking. Lampante oil is a type of olive oil that is actually used for oil lamps. However, no matter what kind of olive oil finds its way onto your carpet, it can be removed. Next time, consider running with the cap on. more »
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