Nudo Extra Virgin First Cold Press Olive Oil
• $7.99 (250ml/8.4 fl.oz)
• Nudo Italia
A lot of olive oil passes through my kitchen. There are some phenomenal small producers putting out really beautiful, delicate oils these days and many of them land in my mailbox. One recent standout is Nudo, a smart little company making a punchy, buttery extra virgin oil using the first cold press method which yields the freshest oil possible. They have great looking packaging (makes a great gift) that also cuts down on the carbon footprint because it uses a tin instead of glass. The flavor is great and the price-tag isn't the usual break-the-bank heartbreak like many high-end olive oils.
Also comes in a 500ml/16.9 fl.oz tin for $13.99.
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Comments (2)
i have a tin of olive oil just like this. My issue is that whenever I try to pour a little out (like a tablespoon or less), it hits the rim, collects in the top of the can and then drips down the side.
Any way to prevent this from happening?
Hi Jaba, Maybe you didn't pull the nozzle out all the way? You can use the handle attached to the green cap to pull it out (slowly pull the handle directly upwards so that the nozzle pops out completely). When finished pouring, swiftly tilt the can upwards to cut the flow of the oil, so that the oil doesn't drip down the side. Or you could do like my husband does, and transfer the oil to squeeze bottles!