Marmarabirlik Black Olives, Turkish Dry Cured Black Olives, Hand-Picked, Heal...

The dry cured olives from Marmarabirlik were unlike other black olives I’ve ever tried in the past. They’re as flavorful as they can be, and the olive oil renders naturally from the fruit on their own, almost as you would have from oil marinated canned goods. I’d have to recommend them to you as they have been to me. They’re umami morseled, a tad herbaceous, and they vessel age-fermented notes, slightly winey notes, I can’t better write into words but couldn’t be more glad I heeded unto. They’re truly delectable and a delight to have! What a treat!

Excellent quality and taste!

These are delicious dried black olives. Since I've ordered them several times now, I should say they're reliably delicious dried black olives. Many thanks!

I have been buying a variety of olives online. These were my latest acquisition. I have liked all of the olives I have bought to date, some green, some black, and now these black dried olives. I am fonder of bitter flavor notes than my wife, so I like these more than she does, and understand that these are not bitter per se. They are very pleasant to eat, and I enjoy them plain as a snack and also as an addition, along with other varieties of olives in salads. The container, which others have had problems with, was intact when it arrived. I may try marinating these in olive oil with some added herbs, or garlic, or both, which may temper the slight bitterness and make them more appealing to my wife. These are definitely on my buy again list. I do want to explore other varieties and producers and see whether I like them even more, but I would be happy buying these again. I have already repurchased two other olive varieties that I bought, and this may end up being the third. The only disappointment that I have is that the ingredient list includes corn oil. Why use corn oil? Turkey produces some fine olive oil. It would seem much more natural to use olive oil. Finally, if the vendor happens to read reviews, let me point out that the pricing structure in the listing has major flaws. It should be obvious when you look at the listing. There is currently no incentive to buy multiunit lots. The price per item increases the more of them you buy. I don't know if the information that the vendor provided had an error or this is yet another example of what I call "Amazon math". I have pointed this out to Amazon, but my experience is that this is pointless. In many years of submitting errors, I don't believe I have ever seen the errors corrected. I hope the vendor will look at the listing and take the time to fix it.

They're good, but I should have gotten pitted.

They are a delicious treat.

Typically this is finest Turkish olive but the seller seems to be sending almost expired products which Amazon should do something about. On the box it says our batch of olives were produced in January 2025 and should be consumed by July 2026. Well just 28 days ahead of expiry, I can tell you they do not taste normal or well. There seems to be some sort of a chemical taste that I’ve never experienced before. We’ll have to throw the box away. I think it is unacceptable to send items like this. The seller should be more responsible.

I have been using these olives in my sour dough bread. They have pits so I have to pick them out. But they're worth it!

I love the taste.

Amazing product, I lived in Turkey for a while and I know good olives! These are small size but very delicious, right taste and smell, highly recommended!!!!

HIGHLY recommend!! Would buy again :)

If you like your olives dry and salty, as I do, these are perfect. I buy them several times a year. The smaller (400g) x2 is better than the 800g big one as it keeps them (the second half) fresh for longer.

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