Many,many years ago,during my trip to Sydney,I learnt how to eat plain bread with olive oil.When I cam back home,I tried to do it again at home.All my kids and my wife thought I was weird when I invite them to eat French bread with olive oil I got from Sun Moulin and Isetan at KLCC.

Salam Abedib, I WANT that table cloth for my restaurant! Do you know where I can get some ?
Was it taken in Sydney ?
Posted by: Honeytar | Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 01:22 PM
Expensive.... yess.. No Arabian food is complete without olive oil..
Posted by: mdrazali | Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 05:47 PM
From some research the coconut oil is much better. Have a nice day.
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Posted by: Pak Idrus | Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 07:05 PM
hahaha.. i was once asked myself..
if olive oil came from OLIVES
if sunflower oil came from its flower
what did BABY OIL come from :P
heheheh..
Posted by: hilmi | Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 09:13 PM
Dear Mr Adib, yes it was also near Sydney (Hunter Valley) that I first tasted by bread dipped in olive oil, when I visited their souvenir shop that had a sample table for the visitors. It was also the first time I had flavoured olive oil that made the experience more delicious.
I am happy that when I brought back the flavoured olive oils, it became a hit with the family and we have started to use it in some of the dishes.
Unfortunately, the olive oil is really suitable for all types of local dishes, so we only substitute our normal oil with it whenever we can.
Anyway like you said olive oil can be expensive but then I try buy a supermarket chain's house labels that can easily cut the price by half with no noticeable difference in quality.
The funny thing is, I find that olive oil from Australia a bit difficult to find locally. Usually they come from Spain, Turkey, Greece and Italy. Though these have no discernable taste difference to me, I do find the Australian stuff better, so much so I am using the one's I brought back sparingly.
Posted by: Mudzaffar | Monday, March 16, 2009 at 12:24 PM
Some people say that you need at least a teaspoon of olive oil for your health...
Posted by: Liyana | Monday, April 20, 2009 at 04:29 PM