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A Hidden Treasure – Portuguese Olive Oil
I have, discovered in my time living here, that Portuguese olive oil, known as ‘azeite‘, is one of the most delicious there are. Olive oil was extracted over 5,000 years B.C. from wild olives in modern Syria and Palestine but only after … Continue reading
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Tagged Olive Oil Traditions, Photography, Portugal, Portuguese Food, Rich Traditions
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