You can buy a liter of extra virgin olive oil in the U.S. for about $20. However some bottles half that size may sell for as ...

But while olive oil is widely touted for its health benefits not all bottles are created equal, according to experts. Much ...

Home cooks know that olive oil is invaluable. Use it to sautee veggies and proteins, combine it with vinegar for homemade dressing or simply drizzle on top of a slice of crusty homemade bread for a ...

If there’s a single group of people I trust unequivocally, without any doubts, it’s Italian chefs. I know that’s a sweeping ...

This story is sponsored by Serendipity. Pouring a drizzle of olive oil into a pan might seem ordinary, but the oil itself is far from it. Kun Covington, a Utah-based olive oil sommelier, has ...

According to Emily Lycopolus, a certified olive oil sommelier, olive oil educator and founder of Olive Oil Critic, there are numerous elements worth considering when investing in a high-quality and ...

Known for its light feel and fruity aroma, olive oil is widely favored in Mediterranean cooking. It’s also associated with many health benefits. Some studies suggest that daily consumption of virgin ...

The simple answer is yes, olive oil goes bad. But knowing how long your olive oil will last on the shelf, how to store it, and how to tell if it's expired (before you drizzle it on a platter!) will ...

Here’s what what sets extra-virgin olive oil apart from other olive oils on the shelf like virgin, light, and pure — plus how to use it when cooking or finishing dishes. Emily Saladino is a journalist ...

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. And—this just in—Coloradans care about their health. There’s plenty of anecdotal evidence to support this, ...