The ancient Greek variety, sun-dried and smoked! These olives impress with their size, color and strong taste. The olives are processed naturally, by letting them drying out under the greek sun.Thus, their taste is more concentrated and full!
An additional advantage is that we can keep them for months as they are. We just add a little bit of oil if we feel their skin harder than usual
Low-sodium diet may improve high blood pressure, chronic kidney disease and overall diet quality and these olives are the best solutions!
NUTRITIONAL INGREDIENTS OF Plum
The feeling in the mouth is contrary to what we expect. Tasting this olive, is like we eat a piece of meat! However, this meal contains plenty of nutrients! Minerals and trace elements such as calcium, copper, iron, manganese and zinc are found in large quantities. Antioxidants that reduce oxidative stress are also very important. Hydroxytyrosol, tyrosol, eleuropein, oleoganthal and squalene, supply our body by consuming only 5 plum olives per day!
HISTORY "FROM GOLD" BEHIND THE PRODUCT
Argolis that took its name from the all-knowing Argos, who guarded Ios, and who was transformed by the envious Zeus into a cow to escape the month of the jealous Hera when the news reached her ears. Argolis, which kept the kingdom of Mycenae at its peak, almost intact from the passage of time until today. And finally, the Mycenaeans who owe their name to the complaining moan of the cow Ios ("Mycenae" from the verb mykaomai = I roar like a cow).
So it seems that the cultivation of plum olives began in the 2nd millennium BC. When Agamemnon lived his quiet and luxurious life. At the famous meals of the palace he offered to his friends, unbridled wine and olives! And it was at one of these meals that he decided to defend the honor of his brother, Menelaus, and start the Trojan War by campaigning against the Trojans. And it is said that when the Trojan War ended, the always steadfast, persistent and strong Agamemnon (the name comes from the words "agan" and "memnon" which means very stable), then he realized disappointed that the lives of the Achaeans were lost "for an empty shirt, for a Helen, ”. He returned to his homeland, and not knowing what awaited him, asked for his favourite olives to accompany his meal.
The "Olive Orchard" of 2000 BC. , matures over the years confirming the belief that the taste of foods becomes better and better as time goes by.
| Weight | 0,250 kg |
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