It's the generic brand of Costco. Most Kirkland products meet the same or even higher quality than the brand names. Some examples below are Parmeggiano Reggiano and Pecorino cheese under the Kirkland brand which are high-quality cheeses made in Italy for Costco.
Quality Olive Oil?
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It's the generic brand of Costco. Most Kirkland products meet the same or even higher quality than the brand names. Some examples below are Parmeggiano Reggiano and Pecorino cheese under the Kirkland brand which are high-quality cheeses made in Italy for Costco.
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I believe I’ve seen Kirkland EVOO on Amazon. Is there a particular one worth recommending?
The ones I saw hover around the 40cents per ounce which is pretty decent
The ones I saw hover around the 40cents per ounce which is pretty decent
Thanks for sharing this.
colavita or monini
bang/buck
i don't particularly care for the expensive ones they taste like a vegan is screaming at me.
bang/buck
i don't particularly care for the expensive ones they taste like a vegan is screaming at me.
Michi
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I've never tried screaming vegans. What do they taste like?
Chicken. Good with Xiaoxing wine.
Costco evo is a good recommendation for everyday use, but for something special consider Wild Groves-a California producer of excellent quality oil. I recommend their oils, and they offer several, different varietAl’s. I prefer their robust blend, and order when they are released, usually Feb or March.in November and December they release fresh new unfiltered oil that is great too. Later in the year they offer the oils at reduced prices, and imo they are still superb.
