Bitter olive oil

[black chef]

Originally Posted by LadyCook61

I checked Wegman's store, they had the Lucini , so I bought that one. I like the oil , thanks for the suggestions.

wal-mart is now carrying the lucini select for less than $10.

[Robo410]

olive oils have many differing characteristics

Spanish and Turkish olive oils are "fruity" and warm, many Italian have a touch of acid (bitterness) and a "peppery" note, many French olive oils have a grassy note. If you prefer the fruity oils, look for Spanish or Turkish, such as Lio or Pompeian.

A rancid oil doesn't taste bitter, it tastes dirty and thick and truly off.

[LadyCook61]

Originally Posted by black chef

wal-mart is now carrying the lucini select for less than $10.

thanks for the heads up, I will check it out next time I go there.

[Callisto in NC]

Originally Posted by GB

Callisto, there are so many different olive oils and they each taste different. It is just like wine. Some are sweeter than others and some are more dry (wines that is). Try a number of different types and you will probably find one you like.

Thanks GB. I've only used a couple different brands, one was from Trader Joe's and the bottle was cute but the oil was smelly. I'll keep trying to find one we like.