For those who love to cook, having a bottle of olive oil on hand is standard. Now, there's even more reason to keep it within ...

You don't even need to invest in a huge bottle as smaller 250ml versions are readily available for about £3 at supermarkets ...

Think you're getting what you paid for at the grocery store? From wood pulp in your Parmesan to fake honey in your tea, food fraudsters are secretly swapping premium products with cheap substitutes.

Extra virgin olive oil has various health benefits, particularly for the cardiovascular system. But it may also help with chronic pain, according to a growing body of research. Oleocanthal and ...

We've all been there - pouring oil into a pan to cook with, or drizzling some nice Extra Virgin over a meal - and a wave rushes out, ruining your plans. Not only that, but olive oil is expensive ...

Instead of drizzling it on a salad or cooking with it, which of course is still great, people are going straight to the source with a quick gulp of high-quality extra virgin olive oil. The goal?

Now, about this olive oil craze. Your gym nemesis isn’t entirely wrong – extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) does have some impressive health benefits. But should you be chugging it straight like it ...

Transfer to a serving bowl. Cover and chill. When ready to serve, top roasted red pepper hummus with a little more extra virgin olive oil and the toasted pine nuts, if using. Add a pinch of ...

Here are four simple things that take just a few seconds to check to ensure you’re getting high-quality olive oil: And if it says "Virgin" instead of "Extra Virgin"—does it matter? Yes ...