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    onions, sliced • 1 red bell pepper, seeded and diced • 1205ml chopped garlic • 250ml chopped fresh parsley • 125ml minced fresh mint leaves • 125ml olive oil • 30ml fresh lemon juice • 15ml salt • 15ml ground black pepper Method: • Toss the cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, bell pepper, garlic, parsley, and mint together in a bowl. • Drizzle the olive oil and lemon juice over the salad and toss to coat. • Season with salt and pepper to serve. • Serve with Pita bread and Hummus. Thyme ZA’ATAR RECIPE

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    1. Environmental Analysis for Potential Markets. 1.1 Economic Conditions - Economic Environment Gourmet Lovers will be venturing its olive oil brands to the potential overseas market in Italy. Gourmet lovers business enterprising in Italy is a great opportunity in enhancing the success of the olive oil product range. The economics condition of Italy is reported to have the world’s ninth largest economy. Italy’s economic business structure relies mainly on its service, manufacturing and other important

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    Olives: Olives are the fruit of small tree belonging to the family Oleacea. It is evergreen tree or shrub found in Mediterranean areas, Africa, Asia, Iran, Iraq, Greece, France and Europe. Olives are of great importance because they are used for many purposes. They are used as food directly which gives great benefits to human health and oil of olives are also extracted which has its own importance and used for many purposes. Olives are complete diet fruit. Importance of Olives in Islam: Islam gives

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    some dairy create. Benefits of Mediterranean Diet Here are some of the major advantages of the Mediterranean diet. 1 - Lower Processed Foods and Sugar The diet basically comprises of sustenance and fixings that are near nature. They include the olive oil, vegetables like peas and beans, organic products, foul oat items, and little bits of creature items (that are constantly "natural" and privately delivered). As opposed to the run of the mill American diet, it's low in sugar and for all intents and

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    Celebrities, o celebrities. They seem to look gorgeous 24 hours out of the day, 7 days a week. Many of us believe that they wake up looking amazing day in and day out, but truth is they are just like the rest of us. Question is though, unlike us, how do they manage to look impeccable every day of their lives? We have the answer, celebrity beauty secrets here to the rescue. On any given day, celebrities have unlimited resources to stylists, make up artists, hair stylists and fashion consultants that

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    Mediterranean Diet The elements of a Mediterranean diet as I have come to know them through my stay here are bread, olive oil, wine, prosciutto, and cheese, along with pizza, pasta, and gelato. However, researchers studying the Mediterranean diet for its health effects would say that it consists of fruits, vegetables, legumes, cereal, fish, and a “moderate intake of red wine with meals” (Sofi, Cesari, Abbate, Gensini, & Casini 337). Foods that are defined as being specifically opposed to the structure

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    The Mediterranean diet, also known Cretan diet or Mediterranean diet is a practice traditional food in many countries around the Mediterranean Sea characterized by eating plenty of fruits, vegetables, cereals and olive oil and a low consumption of meat and dairy products. Several studies show that the Mediterranean diet can: - reducing mortality and morbidity from cardiovascular disease; - reduce the risk of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease; - improve the chance of pregnancy during assisted

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    ALD and biochemistry he could so he could understand the disease better. He first came up with a type of olive oil that lowered the acid level about fifty percent. But sadly the level’s stayed at fifty percent. So Mr.Odone started all over again and this time he found a way to bring down the Lorenzo’s fatty acid level even lower, but the only problem was Mr. Odone needed was a mixture of olive oil and boric acid. Boric acid was not safe for human consumption and there was no doctor in the U.S. that

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    The difference between three similar products can be seen much more noticeably when the items are being presented in front of human eyes. For instance, take a blindfold and put it over the eyes of any individual, then ask them if the differences of the items stands out as well as they would’ve without the blindfold on. For this project I decided to try to find not only the differences of taste, but also smell, touch and quality. When purchasing the three different brands of gluten-free chocolate

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    hear the term “you are what you eat”? Well, that statement couldn’t be more true, what you put into your body will affect your performance and how you feel. Think of your body as a high-performance sports vehicle; you wouldn’t put low-grade fuel or oil into your car. If you did, it wouldn’t run very well and that will lead to expensive repairs later on down the road. Where is the logic in this? The same idea applies to your body, so start treating yourself like a high-performance vehicle. May is

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