La Espanola First Cold Pressed 100% Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 68 fl oz (2 Liter)

Yeah, it's mostly positive but all of the negatives are angry b/c the amazon description shows a picture of the label, which says "Product of Spain" however what people are receiving have a label that shows other countries (multiple countries infact). Cheesy. The price is good so if you don't care, fine but it is deceptive. //@Anonymous: Read reviews //@anonymous: Product of Spain

Read reviews //@anonymous: Product of Spain

I am from Egypt, North African oil produced for use there is higher quality. It’s the age, transportation, and low quality oils with rancidity “treated” out of it that make these oils of inferior. //@anonymous: What's wrong with North African olive oil? I've been to Egypt, and eaten lots of dishes finished w. olive oil. //@anonymous: Olive oil at this price is usually produced in North Africa, transported to Italy, hit with high temp steam, and dyed to give it the desirable color.

What's wrong with North African olive oil? I've been to Egypt, and eaten lots of dishes finished w. olive oil. //@anonymous: Olive oil at this price is usually produced in North Africa, transported to Italy, hit with high temp steam, and dyed to give it the desirable color.

Product of Spain

True //@Anonymous: Olive oil at this price is usually produced in North Africa, transported to Italy, hit with high temp steam, and dyed to give it the desirable color.

Olive oil at this price is usually produced in North Africa, transported to Italy, hit with high temp steam, and dyed to give it the desirable color.

Only if it’s real //@Anonymous: Decent price, I'm in.

Decent price, I'm in.