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Manzanilla olives
The
little apple
Meaning “little apple” in Spanish (due to its round shape), the Manzanilla is widely appreciated for how easy it is to remove its pit as well as its generous flesh. This makes it one of the most popular eating olives, but with its high oil content it’s also ideal for oil production, making it a dual-purpose olive.
Eating olives
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should I eat it?
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With its smooth texture and lack of bitterness, the Manzanilla is often served as a snack. To enhance its taste, it can be marinated in a mixture of olive oil with a variety of ingredients, ranging from fresh herbs to garlic, honey or orange. In Spain, the marinade usually depends on what fresh products the region has to offer. Its pit is very easy to remove, so this particular olive is also popular for stuffing: pepper, anchovies, cheese—it’s so versatile that it’s complemented by almost any ingredient!
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