What olive oil do you use?

[Anonymous]

Bonelli. It can sometimes be found at TJ Maxx.

[Anonymous]

Costco organic or Goya

[Anonymous]

Trader Joes

[Anonymous]

I only buy oil that has the year of harvest included in the label. New harvest oil usually appears on shelves after new years. And single-source is better, whether it is Greek, Spanish, Italian or American.
I like this, for example:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:California Olive Ranch

+1
Tastes the best to me

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I only buy oil that has the year of harvest included in the label. New harvest oil usually appears on shelves after new years. And single-source is better, whether it is Greek, Spanish, Italian or American.
I like this, for example:

So do you think newer is always better or are you looking for particular timing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I only buy oil that has the year of harvest included in the label. New harvest oil usually appears on shelves after new years. And single-source is better, whether it is Greek, Spanish, Italian or American.
I like this, for example:

So do you think newer is always better or are you looking for particular timing?

Dp. Not just newer, but the latest harvest. Now the latest harvest is from 2022. Starting from November / December / January the oil harvested in 2023 should start being sold.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Costco's Kirkland Organic. It's highly rated and used by many chefs

+1 or California Olive Ranch. Google The Truth About Olive Oil