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 Sustainable Family Olive Ranch

Cold-Pressed Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Delicious Award-Winning

Made in California

This Year our Olive Oil won Gold at the California Mid-State Fair!

Our Main Mission

To produce exceptional Olive Oil with an incredible flavor and very high level of polyphenols for your health.

Delicious & Robust Flavor

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Olive Oil for

Beautiful Skin & Hair

  • Tightens Skin, Non-Toxic, Anti-aging, Moisturizes, Restores, Improves Elasticity, Full of Antioxidants and Vitamins

  • Strengthens Hair, Promotes Growth, Prevents Breakage, Softens, Smooths, Restores

 

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Olive Oil + Vinegar

 
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Family Operated

Eco-Friendly

Sustainalbe

Solar Powered

Non-GMO

Pesticide Free

We are committed to being a sustainable farm helping do our part to preserve the amazing world that the Lord created for us to care for. We are pesticide-free, non-GMO, solar powered and use eco-friendly recyclable materials Made in the USA. Our donkeys do a lot of our weeding for us. We spread all olive pulp after harvest back to the trees for nutrients. The trees are watered at night with drip irrigation when needed.

the Earth is a gift. Psalm 19

As we seek optimal health, we often look to God’s created world for answers. One of the most potent gift comes in the form of high polyphenol olive oil, a powerhouse of nutrition and an elixir for longevity.

What are Polyphenols?

Polyphenols are a category of chemicals naturally found in plants. These compounds are responsible for the Olive Oil’s taste and provide a host of health benefits. They have been shown to possess anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and cardioprotective properties. This is why high polyphenol olive oil is often considered superior to other types of olive oil when it comes to health benefits.

The Health Benefits of High Polyphenol Olive Oil

A study published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that polyphenols can improve heart health by reducing blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Another research article in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry explains that the polyphenols in olive oil may help in reducing inflammation, a risk factor for many chronic diseases.

Polyphenols in Olive Oil have also been found to have neuroprotective effects. A study from the journal Molecules indicates that oleocanthal, a specific type of polyphenol, may protect against Alzheimer’s disease. These compounds also show potential in protecting against certain types of cancer: study in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences.

Choosing the Best High Polyphenol Olive Oil

When looking for the best high polyphenol olive oil, consider factors such as the type of olives used, the harvest date, and the method of extraction. The fresher the oil, the higher the polyphenol content, as these compounds degrade over time. Cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil typically contains the highest levels of polyphenols. At Templeton Olive Oil we machine harvest which means the time from harvest to extraction is only one day and the olives never sit!

The Taste Profile of High Polyphenol Olive Oil

High polyphenol olive oils are known for their distinct flavors, which can range from grassy and peppery to floral and fruity. The high polyphenol content contributes to what is often described as a “bitter” and “pungent” taste, which is actually a sign of the oil’s health-boosting properties. You will love the exceptional luxurious taste of Templeton Olive Oil.

Incorporating High Polyphenol Olive Oil into Your Diet

Olive Oil should be used in a way that preserves its nutritional profile. Ideas include: a finishing oil on salads, soups, vegetables, and bread is a great way to enjoy its flavor and health benefits. Cooking with high polyphenol olive oil is possible, but it should be done at low to medium temperatures to prevent the degradation of polyphenols.

Not All Olive Oils are Healthy

It is extremely unfortunately to have to note that mislabeling is very common, with some brands marketing lower quality oils as “extra virgin” or “high in polyphenols” without adhering to the strict standards these claims require. A consumer should look for certifications and lab tests verifying the polyphenol content.

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