Greek Extra Virgin olive oil, made from Koroneiki variety, Kalamata
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Aceite de oliva virgen extra Kalamata 5 litros

Es rico en polifenoles, vitamina E, ácidos grasos poliinsaturados y tiene una acidez inferior a 0,30.

¡Ideal para alimentos con un sabor intenso y distintivo!

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Peso8 kg
Dimensiones0.14 × 0.11 × 0.32 cm
Valor nutricional por 100 gEnergía 346 kcalGrasas 92 gde las cuales saturadas > 13 g monoinsaturados 73 g poliinsaturados 6 g Colesterol 0 grAcidez hasta 0,3%
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Aceite de oliva virgen extra Five Twenty procedente de olivares seleccionados junto a la antigua Messina, en la zona de Aetofolia.

Allí se recoge y produce el aceite de oliva de Kalamata, de calidad única e insuperable, que se produce en la zona más amplia de Koroni.

Aceite de oliva natural puro, elaborado mediante el proceso de prensado en frío, conservando todos los nutrientes.

Su acidez es inferior a 0,30, mientras que su color es profundo e intenso.

Su sabor rebosa el intenso aroma de la aceituna que le confiere su sabor único, ya que es una de las mejores variedades de aceite de oliva del mundo.

Rica en polifenoles, vitamina E y grasas monoinsaturadas aporta valor a la mesa diaria cocida o cruda.

Peso8 kg
Dimensiones0.14 × 0.11 × 0.32 cm

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