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FIRST!!
I couldn't come up with a cheesy dad joke for this one even if you PRESSED me!
Wow amazing
Nothing I (nor most of the people) already didn't know. To me it looked more as an advertisement for Bono company… 😐
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i love "ee vee oh oh", as rachel ray likes to call it 😂 wow, and i never knew there was such a thing as an olive oil taster 🤷♂️
So, what's the secret? Why do I still sub to this channel?
When does it get mixed with the canola oil for export ?
Thought that guy was about to do a magic trick
Since this is centrifuged, how do the labels "First pressing", etc., apply? Do they run the solids through a second or third process to extract even more oil?
So, not pressed? Spun???
0:10 you know when it's fake when someone tastes a fresh olive and nods enthusiastically. Fresh olives are unpalatable, too bitter to endure, they must be cured before they are fit for consumption.
Is it that it is disgusting? I think it is.
Tell me why my mouth got watery during this video.
First Olive trees in America were planted by Friar Martin de Valencia in Xochimilco, Mexico in 1531, those seedlings were brought from Sevilla, Spain.
who the hell drinks olive oil?