Collection: OLIVE OILS
Elevate your cooking and add depth of flavor to your dishes with our premium range of olive oils.
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Sold outVendor:AbruzzoExtra Virgin Olive Oil
Regular price $18.14 / Case (6 - 1 Gallon)Regular priceUnit price per/ Case (6 - 1 Gallon)Sale price $18.14 / Case (6 - 1 Gallon)Sold out -
Vendor:Bakers Authority
Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Dolce Vita
Regular price $37.50 / CASERegular priceUnit price per/ CASESale price $37.50 / CASE -
Sold outVendor:Pride of NaplesBlended Oil 90/10
Regular price $13.87Regular priceUnit price per -
Vendor:Da Rosario Organics
100% Organic Black Truffle HO Sun Oil
Regular price $256.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Vendor:Da Rosario Organics
100% Organic Black Truffle Oil
Regular price $130.00 / 6/8oz glassRegular priceUnit price per/ 6/8oz glassSale price $130.00 / 6/8oz glass -
Vendor:Pride of Naples
Blended Oil 75/25
Regular price $16.63Regular priceUnit price per -
Vendor:Da Rosario Organics
100% Organic White Truffle Oil 6/8oz glass
Regular price $150.00Regular priceUnit price per
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the benefits of using olive oil in baking?
- Olive oil offers a rich and distinct flavor profile, adds moisture to baked goods, and is rich in monounsaturated fats which are heart-healthy. It can also add a unique texture and crumb to your products, setting your bakery apart from competitors.
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Which type of olive oil is best suited for baking?
- While there are various types of olive oil, extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) offers the most robust flavor. However, for a milder taste and higher smoke point, many bakers prefer using pure or light olive oil.
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How does olive oil affect the shelf life of baked goods?
- Olive oil is a natural preservative due to its antioxidant content. Baked goods made with olive oil tend to have a longer shelf life compared to those made with other oils or butter.
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Can I replace butter or other oils with olive oil in my recipes?
- Yes, olive oil can be used as a replacement for butter or other oils in most baking recipes. Typically, you can substitute 3/4 cup of olive oil for every cup of butter. However, it's essential to note that this might alter the flavor and texture of the final product.
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Is there a specific baking temperature recommended for olive oil-based recipes?
- Olive oil has a lower smoke point than some other oils, especially extra virgin olive oil. It's best to bake at temperatures below 375°F (190°C) when using EVOO. For higher temperatures, consider using pure or light olive oil.
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How do I store bulk quantities of olive oil for my commercial bakery?
- Olive oil should be stored in a cool, dark place to maintain its flavor and nutrient profile. When purchasing in bulk, consider using stainless steel containers or dark-tinted bottles, and ensure they are well-sealed to prevent oxidation.
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How can I distinguish between genuine and adulterated olive oil?
- When sourcing olive oil for your bakery, ensure you're purchasing from a reputable supplier. Authentic olive oil should have a distinct aroma and taste. Additionally, check for certifications and quality assurance labels on the product.
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Are there any allergen concerns associated with olive oil?
- Olive oil is naturally gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free. It's a safe choice for those with the most common food allergies. However, always check with suppliers to ensure no cross-contamination has occurred during processing or bottling.