I finally tried the Grasa olive oil, specifically drizzle, to make a mango jalapeno olive oil margarita. The drizzle olive oil is such a great addition to the classic cocktail, and I love the richness I could taste with every sip of the drink. The smell of the olive oil itself reminded me of Spain, so I wasn't surprised to find out that it is picked, pressed, and bottled in Spain. If you're on the fence about getting this, my recommendation is to go for it.

Okay, so the grasa oil seems to be like a really nice oil. I love the packaging It's nice and vibrant not too big on it being a plastic bottle. However, my food came out really good

I found the best holiday gift hack, this Graza olive oil. It comes in a pack of 12. And so each bottle works out to be $15, which is a very affordable gift to give. But this olive oil is one of the best. It's a cult favorite, very, very viral. And I just wrapped a little ribbon around the neck of each of the olive oils, and I'm gonna give them away as gifts to all of our friends and family.

COOK Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil - 400ml

claire

The reviewer, claire, shares their thoughts on the Graza oils, specifically the "Drizzle" and "Sizzle" variants. According to claire, both oils are impressive. Initially skeptical about the packaging, claire found the "Sizzle" oil to be mild and perfect for cooking. They particularly appreciate the squeeze bottle, which makes it easy to use while cooking. Moving on to the "Drizzle" oil, claire describes it as delicious with a real olive flavor and a slight bite. They enjoy using it to drizzle on cottage cheese with basil and tomato, creating a tasty caprese dish. Comparing it to another brand, claire states a preference for the Graza oils. Overall, claire's review highlights the great taste and versatility of the Graza oils, making them a worthwhile addition to any kitchen.

Video Review of #GRAZA “Drizzle” & “Sizzle” by Zoe

Video Review of #GRAZA “Drizzle” & “Sizzle” by Zoe