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Olive oil is a
liquid fat
obtained by
pressing whole olives, the
fruit of Olea europaea, a
traditional tree...
- tree. The
olive's fruit, also
called an "
olive", is of
major agricultural importance in the
Mediterranean region as the
source of
olive oil; it is one...
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Olive pomace oil is
olive oil that is
extracted from
olive pulp
after the
first press. Once the
mechanical oil extraction of
olive oil is complete, approximately...
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Olive oil extraction is the
process of
extracting the
olive oil present in
olive drupes.
Olive oil is
produced in the
mesocarp cells, and
stored in a particular...
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Olive oil contains small amounts of free
fatty acids (meaning not
attached to
other fatty acids in the form of a triglyceride). Free
acidity is an important...
- are used for food (e.g.,
olive oil), fuel (e.g.,
heating oil),
medical purposes (e.g.,
mineral oil),
lubrication (e.g.
motor oil), and the
manufacture of...
- triglycerides.
Soybean oil,
grape seed
oil, and
cocoa butter are
examples of seed oils, or fats from seeds.
Olive oil, palm
oil, and rice bran
oil are examples...
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Olive oil regulation and
adulteration are
complex issues overseen and
studied by
various governmental bodies, non-governmental organizations, and private...
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Unfiltered olive oil (also
known as
cloudy olive oil,
veiled olive oil, or olio nuovo) is an
intermediate product of
olive oil extraction. It is actually...
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coconut oil, palm
oil and palm
kernel oil are solid.
There are a wide
variety of
cooking oils from
plant sources such as
olive oil, palm
oil,
soybean oil, canola...