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Look for oils that show a har­vest date on the label. You should look for oils that were har­vested less than a year ago. Oils in clear bot­tles should be avoided because UV light leads the oil to go bad more quickly. Then, learn what good olive oil should taste and try it for your­self. Experiment with dif­fer­ent ones and have fun.

For more quick answers to your olive oil ques­tions, ask Ollie — a bot devel­oped by the Olive Oil Times Education Lab that uses arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence to help peo­ple learn more about olive oil.

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