All olives do have pits, but can be bought already pitted.
Yes, pitted olives have had their pits removed.
You may have to go to a specialty market for special types, but most supermarkets do sell the (canned) black olives both with and without their pits.
They are not considered a fruit because they are vegetables because....... hey, don't olives have pits?
Olives are one example of something specific with pits in it. The pits are the hard seed found inside the olive fruit.
Pitted olives are more convenient to eat since they don't have pits, making them easier to snack on or use in recipes. Unpitted olives require more effort to eat and can be messy. In terms of flavor, some people believe that pitted olives have a slightly different taste compared to unpitted olives, as the pits can sometimes affect the overall flavor of the olive.
Yes, olives are transported all over the world
No. Olives are fruits with pits usually put in martinis or pizza. Capers look like peas but taste like salt.
It comes from any type of raw olive they press them.
Yes, gerbils can eat olives in small amounts as an occasional treat. However, olives are high in fat and should not be a regular part of their diet. It's important to remove the pits and serve them in moderation to avoid any digestive issues. Always ensure any new food is introduced gradually and monitor for any adverse reactions.
La Bara Tar Pits has almost all tar pits outside on the gates
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It can either mean covered in smallish craters, called "pits" OR it can mean to have the pit or stone removed from a piece of fruit, such as a cherry or prune.