(different sizes available) Turkish Olive oil, produced in various qualities such as natural, refined and riviera, has been used for thousands of years with its nutritional value and longevity. The taste and quality of olive oil largely depend on the type of olive used, growing conditions and production technique. In terms of olive oil prices, the best quality oils are oils produced by traditional methods and preserving the valuable nutritional components of Turkish olives. However, virgin oils considered pure may not be suitable for high-temperature recipes such as frying due to their low burning points. For frying and high-temperature recipes, you can choose oils with higher acidity or riviera olive oil varieties with increased burning temperature. ------- Types of Olive Oil Olives are classified as natural, refined and riviera according to their quality and production techniques. Natural olive oil, which is accepted as the best quality oil, has three sub-classes. These are natural extra virgin, natural first and natural second olive oil. All-natural olive oils are prepared for pressing by grinding within 4 hours at the latest after the olive is cut from the branch. Cold pressing is the pressing of olives that are pulverized by grinding at a temperature not exceeding 27 �° C during the kneading process. Minerals, vitamins and antioxidants, which are substances that protect the organism from free radicals, are preserved in olive oil obtained by cold pressing method. The refining process is not applied in natural olive oils. The oil obtained is ready for consumption without any further processing.
