Some olives |
First of all, at home, my grandpa separated the olives from the leaves: grandpa put the olives and the leaves on an inclined piece of wood; from there, the olives rolled down into a bucket, while the leaves remained on the wood.
Grandpa separating the olives from the leaves |
The big funnel with the olives |
Then, the olives were brought by a rail into a machine that washed them with cold water, and then into an olive press.
Finally, after some filtering, the olive oil came out of a little tube, ready to be bottled.
Me pouring fresh olive oil in a bottle |
It was a great day.
I'm sure you had fun making olive oil with your grandpa Matteo!
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DeleteI always love seeing how things are made - so thank you for sharing the process with us Matteo! That part with the inclined piece of wood to separate the olives from the leaves is simple but clever!
ReplyDeleteHi Matteo, I had the chance of tasting this olive oil and I can say it's very good
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