Italian Olive Oil the New York Times: Cru di Cures
The New York Times says Antonella Fagiolo’s Cru di Cures extra virgin olive oil is an “Italian Olive Oil Worth Drizzling“, in Florence Fabricant’s food …
The New York Times says Antonella Fagiolo’s Cru di Cures extra virgin olive oil is an “Italian Olive Oil Worth Drizzling“, in Florence Fabricant’s food …
In the rolling hills of Lazio, surrounded by citrus trees and olive groves, sits the Fagiolo farm, run by Antonella and her family. On these …
Adapted from Saveur, this citrus salad is like eating a vacation somewhere warm and exotic. The bold flavors and bright colors wake up your senses, …
Extra Virgin Olive Oil expert, Nancy Harmon Jenkins, on Zester Daily, acknowledges frauds are rampant, and writes: “It’s true, there’s a lot of bad oil …
Evviva! The new extra virgin olive oils have finally arrived in our warehouse. Try them as soon as you can. You will not find fresher oils …
Do you think we are competitive? You bet!!! With these products, we think we are the best and we want the world to know! After …
Everyone at Whole Foods has been fantastic! They were our best supporters, in particular after they tasted the olive oil, learned the story behind it …
We are all so thrilled to be included in Whole Foods!!! This is such a huge thing, our oil producers decided to come to NY …
25 years ago, when her father passed away, Laura Fagiolo had to face a very difficult decision: to continue her beloved work as a Greek …
In record time!!! The new harvest olive oils from Italy are in the warehouse! Evviva! We worked out the logistics with our producers to the …