Olives Nutrition Facts

Olives are a fruit whose variety, ripeness, edible portion, and preparation state affect its composition. They provide dietary fiber, monounsaturated fat, and calcium.
Nutrition for 100 g
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Bitter Until Cured
A raw olive is inedibly bitter; canned ripe olives are made from matured fruit that has first been treated to remove that bitterness, then packed in a sodium chloride solution. The curing is why the salt is there.
How to choose and store Olives
How to choose
Choose jars with intact seals and clear (not cloudy) brine, with no bulging lids.
Storage
Store unopened in a cool, dry place; follow the date on the label. After opening, keep refrigerated in the brine and follow the date and instructions on the package.
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