Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 3L

I love this olive oil, it’s top quality, affordable, and tastes like I’m in Italy

I love this product. We buy the larger amount in the tin because the lack of light keeps it fresher. I paid the extra money for the tin for this very reason. It is pictured in the tin. I received a plastic bottle, and I cannot return it for “food safety reasons” even tho it’s unopened. So, I was overcharged for something I didn’t receive. Just fair warning. You are not receiving the item listed.

Can was badly dented poorly packaged. Not good! However delivery instructions were followed precisely.

Fabulous olive oil!!!

Great taste

I use this olive oil all the time and am very happy with it for everyday cooking needs. Paid $16.99 today at Costco.

If you have switched from cooking with butter to olive oil, this brand works great for that purpose. It has a light taste which is fine for cooking. I saute meats, onions, mushrooms, veggies and cook eggs and pancakes (whole grain, of course) in it.I also use it with a balsamic vinegar for a salad dressing with some seasoning - figure it's more healthy than most store bought dressings. It's great to toss vegetables in and roast them in the oven. I toss sweet potatoes in it and add cumin, sea salt and pepper. Delicious!If you're going to dip bread in it, you might want an olive oil with a heavier taste, but for the basics of cooking, roasting and salad dressings, have been very satisfied with this oil. 5 stars for a basic oil. If you're looking for something more gourmet, there may be better products out there for that purpose.

I use to like this olive oil - I've been buying it from Costco for the last 10 years - and used to think it's great oil (I still buy it sometime, just because I cannot always find my other favorite ones) , until I tried another middle eastern variety(from Greece, especially Lebanon). Wow, what a difference. This Berio oil is like just a colored water, tasteless, odorless. It's basically a colored water as any italian olive oil, even the Bertolli brand which is more expensive. Italian olive oil are expensive, but in my opinion they are much less in quality than their other middle eastern counterpart. If you like the real aroma and the strong taste of olive oil, you should try either a Greek or Lebanese. I doubt anybody will be able to try the Lebanese(the best) variety because it's so expensive and rare, and people over there keep it for themselves. But the Greek oil is much more available, affordable in price, and much better than any Italian one. Just google olive oil and you will seeEveryone taste is different... .....