Newman's Own Extra Virgin Olive Oil


We have never gotten to test anything like this before. I was excited when opening the box. We use quite a bit of oil in our house. The first thing I thought of, to make with it, was my fried parmesan potatoes.


I usually slice up the potatoes, slice up around a stick of butter to put in different places over the potatoes, sprinkle generous amounts of parmesan and then pour on the oil. This time I used Newman's Own Extra Virgin Olive Oil. The flavor that came out was amazing. There truly was a huge taste difference. Even my kids asked what I did differently.

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Newman's Own Extra Virgin Olive Oil is produced in Tunisia and is extra-virgin, which is considered the finest and fruitiest of the olive oils. It's wonderful for dipping or grilling bread, drizzling over ripe, red tomatoes when in season, added to a hot vegetable soup just before serving, using with pasta sauces, sautéing vegetables, cooking meats, making fresh mayonnaise, pestos, hummus, and so many other dishes. This is one product that will be become a daily staple for you." Newman's Own Organics Balsamic Vinegar is available in 8.4 oz. (250ml) and 16.9 oz. (500ml) bottles. The Extra Virgin Olive Oil is available in 16.9 oz. (500ml) and 25.3 oz. (750ml)bottles.

Product Description: Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Varieties: Original;

Sizes: 16.9 oz. (500ml) and 25.3 oz. (750ml)bottles.

Ingredients: Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Product of Tunisia.

Nutritional Facts:
Serving Size - 1 Tbls (15ml)
Calories 130, Total Fat 14g, Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 0m, Total Carbohydrates 0g (dietary fiber 0g, sugar 5g), Protein 0g


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http://www.newmansownorganics.com/retailstores.html

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Five Lil Bass In Tow was sent a bottle of Newman's Own Extra Virgin Olive Oil to test and post my honest review

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