2024-09-30 09:00:10
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Spotting Genuine Black Olives
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Olives can be green, purple or black, depending on the degree of ripeness. Black olives are of higher quality, as the harvest and transport of ripe black olives are more labor-intensive. Therefore, green olives are often dyed to pretend a higher quality. In the catering industry and for loose goods, "false" black olives must be labeled as "blackened", which is often missing on packaged supermarket olives. The softness and the typical taste indicate whether the black color is "genuine". For pac..
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Not all black olives are real: Here's how to recognize them
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Black olives can be artificially colored to simulate ripeness. Genuine black olives are softer and have a typical taste. Stabilizers like ferrous gluconate (E579) and ferrous lactate (E585) are used for coloring and can increase the acrylamide content. Organic olives do not contain any stabilizers.
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Not all black olives are genuine: How to recognize them
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Black olives are a staple of Mediterranean cuisine, whether on pizza, in salads, or as an appetizer. But not all of them are genuine: Green olives can be dyed to fetch a higher price, as the harvest and transport of ripe black olives is more labor-intensive. Genuine black olives can be recognized by their taste and softness. In the catering industry and in loose sales, dyed olives must be labeled as "blackened", which is often missing in supermarkets. Stabilizers such as iron(II) gluconate (E5..
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