Additional information
| Package Dimensions | 8.54 x 4.17 x 3.27 inches, 2.11 Pounds |
|---|---|
| Item model number | 078655 |
| Date First Available | July 21, 2015 |
| Manufacturer | Classic Provisions |
Partanna Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 34 Ounce
$199,919.99
- Partanna extra virgin olive oil, 33.8 Ounce
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8 reviews for Partanna Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 34 Ounce
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Wildwoodsman –
Excellent quality olive oil. Worth the cost.
Sue Laferte –
Vacationing in Italy I found this oil. Amazing to cook with.
Pejutah –
I usually buy Olive oil direct from makers here in Suisun or up near Napa/Sonoma. But a friend recently turned me on to this nice Italian oil. It’s perfect for my everyday cooking, and has a nice fruity balanced flavor for drizzling into a homey Ancini de pepe soup, or over a nice piece of bread. Good stuff. I still buy the foo-foo oil locally for special things, but this has become my everyday oil.
Michael David Kidder –
Mmmmmmm good
spcl-k –
I’ve been using this for years and a can this size will last me about a year. Glad to see it available through Amazon and at a fair price. The can isn’t friendly to use so I suggest a separate bottle to keep on your counter and refill it as needed. Highly recommended!
MartyWayne –
Used for salad dressing – very good smooth flavor
Sergio –
A little more expensive, but this oil is great. Been using it a long time. Yes, the pour spout functions poorly (or pourly ;). You can transfer to an alternative container, but you want it to be metal or maybe ceramic to really preserve the freshness (why its in metal to begin with. I’ve tried the same oil in bottle and not the same).
They to be USDA organic, which I’m sure it is, but then they put it in a BPA lined tin. What’s the point? Really bums me out. Can’t you find a safer alternative. Please 🙂 (and maybe improve the pour spout? It just needs a tapper. Although I’m still happy to live with current if you can eliminate BPA)
Louise C Ruffner –
Love the taste and value