What is the weight of OLIVE OIL per one liter?
Appx. 970 Grams (Near 1 litre), or 8.09 lbs per gallon (US)
What olive oil available in US tastes like old monk?
Life in Province from Nice France is about as close to Old Monk you can get. You can order it from Cybercucina . Old Monk was the BEST olive oil around.
How do you get rid of the taste of olive oil?
In some circumstances, cleanse it with red wine, and then scrub it in a bath tub or bucket filled to the brim with milk. It has been used since the Roman Empire.
You can also use vegetable oil. It doesn't smell at all.
What three things did the Mycenaeans use olive oil for?
they rubbed it on their bodies, they used it for cooking and they made a lotion out of it
Olive oil is safe for horses to consume, but it should only be given in limited quantities.
How should I mix butter and olive oil when sauteeing?
Turn the heat on medium. Pour the olive oil in the pan. Add the desired amount of butter. While it is melting stir to mix the two ingredients.
What is the most expensive olive oil in the world and where is it from?
Lambda is the most expensive olive oil and it is from the Krista region in Crete. It is called the first luxury olive oil in the world.It is in limited production from some of the oldest olive trees in Greece.
Is Vaseline better or olive oil for sex action?
Neither as both can cause infection. Don't be cheap and buy proper lubricant if you need it
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a Russian olive is a tree with olives on it.
How much is too much olive oil?
If you finish a olive oil bottle in a week , then youare using to much olive oil.
Can you use vegetable oil instead of olive oil for bread making?
no, that will not work
To elaborate on the above, the simplest leavened (raised) bread consists of nothing more than flour, water and yeast, and has no requirement of oil. However, oil or melted butter or margarine is usually added along with a small amount of sugar and a bit of salt to make a simple, and somewhat tastier bread. Also, milk is used in place of some or all of the water, adding a bit more nutrition.
There are hundreds of recipes for bread, so the best thing to do is to try a substitution for an ingredient (normally melted butter or margarine in place of oil) and if it works, great! If it does not, then you have simply invented a new bread.
Which oil is healthier to fry in olive oil or canola oil?
OLIVE OIL
Olive oil is made from the flesh of olives rather than the seeds. This means it requires less pressure and lower temperatures during the pressing process, which preserves the nutritional qualities of the oil. Olive oil contains 90 percent unsaturated fats, most of which are the cholesterol-lowering monounsaturates. Olive oil, which by its very nature doesn't need to be processed, is the only oil that can be obtained directly from the flesh of the vegetable and not the seed. This makes olive oil a good choice for your heart. Because it is high in oleic acid and low in linoleic fatty acid, it is slow to spoil. It has a pleasant flavor and can be used both in salad dressings and in cooking. Olive oil is a favorite in Mediterranean cuisine, since olive groves and olive presses are plentiful in that part of the world. Its only drawback is that it contains little omega 3 or omega 6 essential fatty acids. "Virgin" olive oil means that the oil is from the first pressing and has not been refined or chemically processed in any way, such as being bleached or hydrogenated. "Extra virgin" is the highest quality olive oil (for which you pay a slightly higher price). It has a richer, less acidic taste. High temperature cooking destroys the flavor of olive oil, but it is excellent for dressings and the "wet-sauté" method. Avoid olive oil that does not say "virgin" or "extra virgin" on the label, but instead boasts of being "refined" or "pure." "Refined" means that the oil has been chemically processed. "Pure" means nothing more than the oil came from an olive. Even though olive oil is slow to spoil, store it in a cool, dark place in the cupboard. Olive oil is medium in omega 6, but low in omega 3 fatty acids. A combination of flax oil and olive oil in the diet strikes a healthy balance.
How do you make your own lube?
Of course vasaline jelly is good however olive oil is great. Next is any kind of cooking oil. Have fun!
Can rubbing olive oil on your skin help muscle mass to increase?
I can't imagine a mechansim by which this would operate. It sounds much more like an old wive's tale. Overload your muscles on a near-daily basis, eat enough calories and protein, and you'll add muscle mass. No other way.
Can canola oil be used instead of olive oil to make pasta?
Sure - but it wont taste quite as "authentic".
Candle wax is covalent! Olive oil is non polar covalent. Because it can not disolve in water and water is polar.
When using a popcorn popper can you use extra virgin olive oil?
Not unless you want to waste expensive oil. Olive oil has a low smoke point as well, compared to vegetable oil. That means that the oil is going to start smoking before the corn starts popping, which is going to make the popcorn taste terrible. The best oil to use that's easy to find would be peanut oil, or you can use canola oil as well.
How do you say olives are picked and turned into olive oil in Hebrew with vowels?
olives are picked and turned into olive oil:
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Is old monk olive oil still available?
I wish! Loved this olive oil. In 40 years. Only thing I've found that comes close is 500 Anos, from Spain. Same mild taste. I get it in 6 packs from The French Farms.
Why is olive oil used in the church?
The more important, in any case, theological symbolism of oil in the Old Testament theology is connected with the anointment of persons that played a particular role in the divine economy, that is to say priests, archpriests and prophets.
The various uses of oil and the theological perceptions that are located in the Old Testament with regard to the oil survive in the New Testament, enriched however with vigorous christ-centred content. Here, the therapeutic dimension of oil is connected with the intellectual force of evangelic truth. The students of Christ using chrisms of oil to turn away the impure spirits and cure the patients. Also, aromatic oil is used for ornamental and hygiene reasons: or in individual level, or as sample of social compliment or also in the care of deads.
According to the conventional categorisation of sacraments, the oil is used in three of them: in the baptism, in the chrismation and in Extreme unction.
In the baptism, the priest after he blesses water,he aneles it with oil. Then, he marks cruciately with unction the body of the baptized. The particular use of oil presupposes also its therapeutical attributes: catechized is imported in the "inn of" Church, so that he recovers from the wounds and the bruises of sin. Also, this oil invokes the divine mercy, and for this reason is also named "oil of jubilation": it is the oil that it causes the internal thrill of joy in the person that returns in the God.
Remaining in the same sacrament,we can see the effect of pre-christian use of oil in the christian theology. As the athletes of antiquity spread with oil, thus and the neophyte spread with oil so that he faces the difficulties lifelong of his intellectua fight. The inunction of all catechized's body with oil reveals also his complete rebirth and his integration in the body of Church.
Volume of one drop=4/3 x 22/7 x 0.2 x 0.2 x 0.2=0.03 cubic mm(approx)
Volume of 10 drops=10 x 0.03= 0.3 cubic mm__________(1)
Radius of the film=14.6 cm
Area of the film=22/7 x 14.6 x 14.6=670 square cm_____(2)
Now as the film is made of ten drops of olive oil, from eq.(1) and (2), we get,
Volume of film=0.3 cubic mm
Now if we assume that thickness(t) of the film=1 molecule of oil of diameter(d), we can obtain 'd' by formula, thickness(t)=volume of film/area of film(formula given in class 11 ncert)
t=0.3 cubic mm/670 square cm=5 x 10 raise to the power 9