Cerignola Olive Bin, Zabar's, New York City
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Ready for the neurotic notes of a food-obsessed writer? Then get out your Rolaids. Whether praising a pea or appraising the planet, I’m bringing too much to the table. —Adair Seldon
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16 tasteless remarks, 16 tasty recipes
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Ready for the neurotic notes of a food-obsessed writer? Then get out your Rolaids. Whether praising a pea or appraising the planet, I’m bringing too much to the table. —Adair Seldon
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Gorgeous! And I'm definitely craving olives now. ;)
ReplyDeleteI have never seen these red olives!
ReplyDeleteI had never seen red ones either and thought they may be dyed. I did some research, and I think they are really red, but I'm not 100% sure. I think there is a red variety, but these may have been "pumped up" for show. Who knows!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous photo!
ReplyDeleteHave to say I've never seen red olives... now of course, I want them!!
ReplyDeleteI was intrigued by the red olive as well, but have an antipathy toward food coloring, so did a little research. They are artificially colored red! Interesting.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.delallo.com/articles/red-bella-di-cerignola-olive
Becky: thanks so much for that link! My search results were nothing that definitive. I have an antipathy to the dye also—not to mention that's one of my favorite words. : )
ReplyDeleteDo you often get smacked down for believing as you do about artificial color in food? I get smirks, gapes and eyerolls if I mention it. But it seems so obvious! If you have to add artificial color (or artificial flavor ... same chemical structures) to something to make it appetizing, maybe you shouldn't be EATING it!!! Rant over.
ReplyDeleteI love olives! Reminds me of the food eaten in the original Star Trek tv series, i want some, do they come in blue and purple to?
ReplyDeleteThe red olives are colored. definitely.
ReplyDeleteEnlarge the picture look at the top small sprig of olive.
...and certainly not food coloring
I will not try