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Olives

Olives are a small round fruit that grows on a tree. They are historically from areas of Europe and the Middle East, but are now also grown in areas such as California.

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Are olives served with a seder meal?

My cousin serves them, but I don't see them at all seders. It's permitted but no obligation.

How long can olives stay unrefrigerated and still be safe to serve?

While I was in Portugal everyone kept a bowl on the table. As long as they are immersed in oil they keep.

What is the best blue cheese for martini olives?

The best blue cheese is Stella for martini stuffed olives Awesome...

Why do beevers like olives?

Beavers like olives just like some people like tomatos or ice cream. it is just there taste...maybe they like it.

How do you say olives are picked and turned into olive oil in Hebrew with vowels?

olives are picked and turned into olive oil:

zeitim niktsarim veh na'asim leh shemen zayit

זֵיתִים נִקְצָרִים וְנַעֲשִׂים לְשֶמֶן זַיִת

Can you drink the juice from a jar of olives?

Yes, the juice from a jar of olives is typically a brine solution made of water, salt, and sometimes vinegar. While it is safe to drink in small quantities, it may be very salty and acidic due to the preservation process. Consuming large amounts of olive brine may lead to dehydration and electrolyte imbalances.

Are olives good to eat if so what do they do to your body?

Olives are good for you because they are a good source of vitamin E, mono-saturated fats(which are good for your cells), and are good against heart disease.

What is the theme for olive's ocean?

Growing up and trying to find out whats important in life

What type of soil are olives grown in?

Well drained, alkaline soil (8- 8.5PH). Olives will withstand some salinity in the soil, I have even read spraying them with brine to treat for illness is a good idea on occation.

What is Olive's brow?

Jesus prayed on the Mount of Olives the night before he was crucified. So, in the song, the light shining on Olive's brow is the light on the Mount of Olives.

How do olives reproduce?

Olives reproduce like any other fruit - you get flowers, you get pollen, you get bees. Voila! Fruit. Like any other tree fruit, like apples for instance, the trees produce flowers, they are pollinated, and fruit is produced from the flowers.

What do you call the place where olives are pressed into olive oil?

The place where the pressing of the olives takes place is known as an olive mill.

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Are Olives Considered a fruit?

They are not considered a fruit because they are vegetables because....... hey, don't olives have pits?

What is life without olives?

Unthinkable (if you are Greek, Italian or Spanish). ;)

Do black olives promote cancer?

I've never heard or read anything about black olives promoting cancer. This doesn't mean that there is no research to the contrary. However, black olives have been used for milenia either as cured olives for direct consumption, or to make olive oil which is beneficial to your health in many ways. They have a high concentration of Omega-3 fatty acids which are good for your cardiovascular system.

What do olives taste like?

Very firm, tart, slightly bitter. I think of them like a pickle but definitely not sweet. Funny though olives like dill pickles are suppose to curb the sweet cravings when dieting and it actually works for me. Be aware they are not as low in calories probably because they are packed in oil. They are an acquired taste.