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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a non olive" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are distinguishing something that is not an olive, perhaps in a culinary or descriptive setting.
Example: "For this dish, I prefer a non olive option to enhance the flavors."
Alternatives: "a non-olive variety" or "something other than an olive."
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(If you happen to have a non-olive eater in the household, make like a pizza and only do half).
It was opposed by other governments in the non-olive-producing north, including Germany, where an agriculture ministry representative was quoted as saying it would force restaurants to needlessly discard olive oil, contradicting a separate E.U. campaign to reduce food waste.
In nearly all samples, the fatty acid ethyl ester content was close to the threshold established for extra virgin olive oils indicating a non-excellent quality of the olive oils.
"Net, this represents a small, albeit non equity, olive branch to existing institutional investors," said Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
But governments in the non-olive-producing north, including Germany, were opposed.
Blended "olive oil" products may incorporate cheap, non-olive oils, which often make up more than half the content.
A related analog, GE3111, exhibited an increase in quantum yield when measured in a non-polar solvent, such as olive oil [ 17].
Although date palm has been classified as a climacteric plant, accumulation patterns of SAMS and SAHH are similar to that of olive drupes, a non-climacteric fruit.
To grease the pan, butter is preferable, but non-stick spray, olive oil (a non-flavored kind), or shortening work, too.
Drop a green non-stuffed olive into the glass.
Warm a little butter and olive oil in a non-stick frying pan.
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