France

Lucques Black Olives

  • A mild, buttery flavor with subtle notes of hazelnut and almond
  • A deep, uniform color
  • Perfect for enjoying as an appetizer
€9.90
Item code:
73OLNO200
EAN code:
3548670002179
Contenance:
200 g

Lucques Black Olives are an exceptional variety, primarily cultivated in the south of France, particularly in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. They are distinguished by their slightly curved shape, often compared to a crescent moon, and their deep black color.

These olives offer a soft and firm texture, with fleshy pulp and a thin skin. Their flavor is particularly appreciated for its mildness and subtle notes of hazelnut and almond, without the typical bitterness of other olive varieties.

Lucques Black Olives are perfect for enjoying as an appetizer, but they can also enhance salads, charcuterie dishes, and various culinary preparations. They add a touch of refinement and delicacy to every bite, making them an essential choice for olive lovers and Mediterranean cuisine enthusiasts.

Ingredients: LUCQUES Natural black olives

Weight: 200g

Origin: France

Ingredients: Black olives 91%, olive oil, salt, Herbes de Provence.

Special storage conditions: Pasteurized products. Store in the refrigerator after opening and use within 10 days

nutrition

Lucques Black Olives are a prized variety of olives, primarily cultivated in the south of France, particularly in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. Their distinctive shape, curved like a crescent moon, and their deep black color make them easily recognizable.

Sometimes referred to as the "black diamonds" of olives, Lucques are characterized by a soft yet firm texture. The flesh is meaty, and the skin is thin, offering a pleasant and refined tasting experience. Their unique flavor is mild, with delicate notes of hazelnut and almond, without the bitterness often associated with other olive varieties. This mildness and subtle flavor make them highly appreciated by connoisseurs.

Cultivated with care, Lucques olives benefit from traditional harvesting and processing methods that preserve their exceptional quality. They are often handpicked to avoid damage and to ensure that only the finest olives are selected.

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