Greek Extra Virgin olive oil, made from Koroneiki variety, Kalamata
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Extra virgin olive oil 5 liter tank 

Extra virgin olive oil from Kalamata, with  acidity that stands below 0.36. Ideal for dishes with a unique intense flavor.

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Weight8 kg
Dimensions0.14 × 0.11 × 0.32 cm
Nutritional Value per 100 gr   Energy 346 kcal Fat           92 gr of which saturated     13 gr monounsaturated     73 gr polyunsaturated         6 gr Cholesterol                   0 gr Acidity                  max 0.3%
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Greek extra virgin olive oil or “liquid gold” as described by Homer, produced in Kalamata, recognized worldwide as one of the best.
A more-than-pleasant tasting experience, pure, mild and juicy. A superb extra virgin olive oil of the highest requirements and standards.

FiveTwenty’s extra virgin olive oil, from selected olive groves next to Ancient Messina in the Aetofolia (Eagle’s Nest). There, we harvest the unique quality Kalamatian olive oil, which is collected and produced in the wider Koroni area.

Pure natural olive oil, made from Koroneiki variety, picked while still green, highly prized for its aromatic, strong flavoured oil. Produced (extracted) using the traditional cold crushing method, preserving all the nutrients. Its acidity is less than 0.30 with a golden-green colour.
Rich in polyphenols, Vitamin E, monounsaturated fat, perfect for enjoying in its natural raw state or added at the end of cooking. A superb choice for everyday use.

Weight8 kg
Dimensions0.14 × 0.11 × 0.32 cm

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