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That's what "adulteration" means. From the study I referenced: "Three of the 88 samples labeled as EVOO failed to meet purity criteria, indicating possible adu
by ryanwaggoner 4y ago
That's what "adulteration" means. From the study I referenced:
"Three of the 88 samples labeled as EVOO failed to meet purity criteria, indicating possible adulteration with commodity oil and/or solvent-extracted olive oil."
- tradertef 4y ago3 out of 88 is not that bad. If you read this thread everyone is thinking most EVOO is adultered. If you buy from a trustworthy company, you would most likely be ok. We only use OO in our house and almost all of it from Cosco.. Refined + 15% EV for cooking and Organic cold press EV for salads and cold dishes.