| | |  | Oils, Vinegars & Salad Dressings | Home » » » Raineri - Unfiltered Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil | | | | | | | Description: | | This oil is rich and buttery with a light Ligurian flavor which has made oils from this region so very prized. This Gold Labeled Raineri is unfiltered which gives it greater depth and body. Net Weight: 33.8 fl oz. | | | Features: | |
• Unfiltered Extra Virgin Olive Oil Imported from Italy
• Great depth and body with Ligurian flavor
• Rich and buttery texture
• Gourmet quality cold pressed and estate bottled
• Net Weight: 33.8 fl oz.
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 my favorite!Feb 05, 2012
By queensfoodie28
If you tried this and missed the flavor pay off the problem may be an average palette. Some people are super-tasters and able detect most ingredients, if that sounds like you than try this oil. This is my favorite olive oil! I don't use it for cooking but as a finishing oil , dipping oil, or when I make fresh Caeser dressing. It's amazing with fresh mozz and tomatoes. I love it as a dipping oil for fresh semolina- just add cracked pepper and salt + fresh herbs. It's buttery and smooth. I used to use butter religiously and this is the oil that got me off my butter addiction. But if you look around you can buy this for much cheaper. I find it at an Italian Deli in Astoria NY for under 22$ ( that's a new york city price folks!) After this oil it's hard to stomach regular olive oil. It's spoiled me! If you're looking for a good cooking E.V.O.O than go for a Frantoia Barberra unflitered- which is great when making a homemade sauce and award winner. -- Enjoy fellow foodies:)
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Am I missing something?Jul 26, 2010
By uberjew
This olive oil is supposed to be special. I don't taste anything special. To me, it tastes slightly better than normal, cheap, off the grocery store shelf olive oil. I got mine at a local Italian grocery store for the same price as what's listed here. Not worth it if you ask me.
Google Frantoio for olive oil that has a nice taste.
1 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Fesh green olivesJun 07, 2007
By Osman Sabih Tuncali
"frodisso"
Fantastic green olive flavour.Do not put on salads,you will kill the taste..
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