Olive oil in coffee? on Ice cream?
Olive oil in coffee? Nope.
Olive oil on ice cream? Ain't no way.
I like olive oil but I'll keep it to cooking with and adding flavor to things like a salad or Boursin. I'm not putting it in my coffee. I won't have room for the cream and sugar.
Seriously though my coffee has cream and sugar. No butter. No olive oil.
Olive oil on ice cream? Ain't no way.
I like olive oil but I'll keep it to cooking with and adding flavor to things like a salad or Boursin. I'm not putting it in my coffee. I won't have room for the cream and sugar.
Seriously though my coffee has cream and sugar. No butter. No olive oil.
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i don't want to...is it like the olean potato chips from years ago?
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It sure is.i don't want to...is it like the olean potato chips from years ago?
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Oh no!It sure is.
Lol I'm not prepared to try it anyway but claims I saw said it helped curb hunger cravings.
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Sure, you aren't really that hungry when you are otherwise occupied lol.Oh no!
Lol I'm not prepared to try it anyway but claims I saw said it helped curb hunger cravings.
I've never heard of such a creation.
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Must be a Detroit thing.
I googled it. Do you use regular crust or a cornbread type crust?
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Regular
Never tried olive, but I put coconut oil in my coffee. Somewhat similar to Phils mix. I like the taste and I feel it keeps me from snacking.
Yes. It’s delicious
I'm not opposed to this idea.
This is a super huge no.
Good Coffee has - water , the coffee and milk depending on the style …..
That’s it , no additives, cream , sugar , flavouring ….
Good Olive oil , dipping bread in and tasting , in or with charcuterie plates etc … Is delicious
Sometimes they just don’t know where to draw a line ….
That’s it , no additives, cream , sugar , flavouring ….
Good Olive oil , dipping bread in and tasting , in or with charcuterie plates etc … Is delicious
Sometimes they just don’t know where to draw a line ….
I don't think I want olive oil in coffee or on my ice cream 
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I was out to dinner with my wife and friends a while back. I'm not a big dessert person at all, but everyone else was having some so i decided to try a dessert on the menu that no one had ordered, but caught my eye. It was vanilla gelato drizzled with olive oil and a sprinkle of sea salt. It may have been one of the best desserts I've ever had...
The flavors were just fantastic.
The flavors were just fantastic.
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I've had olive oil ice cream before. It tasted like regular ice cream but was a much smoother texture.
Olive oil in coffee? NFW.
Olive oil in coffee? NFW.
I've only tried one and like you said it was ok but nothing great.
Only response I have is why. I avoid Starbucks at all times.Has anyone tried this? I use olive oil for a lot of things but never would have dreamed of putting it in my coffee or on my ice cream
When I saw Starbucks Oleato I thought what kind of craziness is this..
Infused with award-winning Partanna® extra virgin olive oil, Oleato is more than a drink. It is a revelation in coffee, one that is luxurious and next-level. Once an idea, today a drinking experience available nationwide.
No. I don’t think I would be interested in trying either.