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Cooking & Baking

supernova

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2. The way I read that is

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Reply #1)

Sat Jan 7, 2012, 01:04 AM

Jan 2012

the absolute safest is probably California oil in tins and with a date, but do those come with dates? I hadn't noticed. I hadn't bought tins before, but I might start.

I know some of the ones at Southern Season have dates on them, but not too sure now.

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Guardian: How to tell if your olive oil is the real thing [View all] supernova Jan 2012 OP

Yes, we read that...awful, isn't it. We only buy dated oil..... NRaleighLiberal Jan 2012 #1

The way I read that is supernova Jan 2012 #2

we are lucky here in shanti Jan 2012 #5

At Fairway, they have samples of 20 EVOO and vinegars to taste with no_hypocrisy Jan 2012 #3

So, if normal mortals can afford EVOO, it's the real thing. kestrel91316 Jan 2012 #4