QUEEN GREEN OLIVES
La sotta QUEEN GREEN OLIVES
Named after their size, these fleshy, juicy olives are from the southern part of Andalucía, Spain.
With a firm bite and mild refreshing flavour (profusely juicy and not bitter).
Brined with red pepper, garlic and spices resulting in a unique flavour experience.
Queen Green Olives are named after their big size, these fleshy, juicy olives are from the southern part of Andalucía, Spain. With a firm bite and mild refreshing flavour (profusely juicy and not bitter).
Use: La Sota olives are ideal as a pre-dinner snack, or to be enjoyed as part of an antipasti selection with cold cuts and cheeses. The Gordal Queen olives are also a great addition to salads and ideal for stuffing. Ingredients: Gordal olives, water, salt.
Gluten free, Vegetarian and Vegan friendly. Storage: Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and warm surfaces. Once opened, refrigerate and consume within a few days. Shelf life: 36 months
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