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Greek cuisine
It is for this reason that meals consist of a large number of small dishes consumed by everyone gathered around the table. There are four pillars of the Greek cuisine: fresh ingredients, skilful use of herbs and spices - picked in the mountains and the countryside, the amazing olive olive as well as the simplicity of meals. It is not by chance that Greeks have the lowest rate of heart and cardiovascular diseases in Europe.
Reaching back as far as the antiquity, olive oil was known as a valuable commodity. Olive trees, the cutting of which was punishable even by death, were the object of their own cult. Currently, oil is present in considerably amounts in almost all Greek dishes. It is of excellent quality and it bears many health benefits. Olive oil reduces bad cholesterol levels and includes natural antioxidants as well as vitamins E and A.

Greeks like to eat well and this is why they appreciate a tasty cuisine. It shouldn’t be surprising that they can travel far to visit a restaurant where the best souvlaki is grilled – the main Greek dish. Hearty dinners mean that Greeks do not pay much attention to breakfast. A tiny cup of coffee served with a biscuit makes for a sufficient morning meal. Sharp cottage and cream cheeses also provide a nice variety to the diet. The best lunch dishes are: tzatziki – yoghurt mixed with garlic and fresh cucumber or greek salad served with grilled fish or mousaka – an aubergine gratin.

Sopraffino Virgin – acidity content of below 1.5%
Fino Virgin – acidity content of below 3%
Virgin – acidity content of below 4%.













