“Frizzle” is a neutral-flavored, high heat cooking oil made from peak harvest olives. Perfect for crisping, grilling, baking, and frying.

1 Olive
2 Cooking Oils

“Sizzle”

Cooking Oil

EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL

A 100% Extra Virgin Cooking Oil made from Picual olives that are picked and pressed during peak harvest season. These mature olives produce a flexible cooking oil that’s flavorful, but not as punchy as Drizzle.

TASTES LIKE OLIVE OIL

Made for roasting, toasting, and sautéing with flavor. Use Sizzle when you want your food to taste olive oil-y (or baking an olive oil cake).

~410°F SMOKE POINT

Sizzle can handle the heat, but is best below a frying temp. Think pasta or sheet pan veggies.

#1 COOKING OIL

A mellow-flavored oil that’s perfect for everyday cooking.

“Frizzle”

High Heat Cooking Oil

OLIVE POMACE OIL + EVOO

We take the delicious olive paste (aka pomace) leftover from Extra Virgin Olive Oil production and press it again to make Olive Pomace Oil. Then we add back some EVOO for an antioxidant boost and *hint* of flavor.

TASTES NEUTRAL-GOOD

A buttery, yet neutral oil made for all of your neutral-flavor cooking, grilling, baking, and frying. Use Frizzle instead of Canola Oil to make chocolate chip cookies!

UP TO 490°F

Use Frizzle for your screaming hot wok, grill, or cast-iron.

#1 HIGH HEAT OIL

With its neutral flavor and high smoke point, Frizzle is your high-heat kitchen hero.

Do it all with Frizzle, Sizzle, & Drizzle.

[GET THE TRIO] $52

“Sizzle” - 750ML

“Frizzle” - 750ML

“Drizzle” - 500M

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Us Vs Them

No chemicals, no nonsense. Frizzle is a 100% naturally refined mix of Olive Pomace Oil and EVOO. 

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Made from
Loaded with healthy antioxidants?
Smoke point
Made without any chemicals?
Taste
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Canola Oil

Whatever a canola is
400-450ºF
Neutral-not-so-good
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Frizzle

100% olives
Up to 490ºF
︎Neutral-delicious
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Grapeseed Oil

Grapes??
Sometimes
︎~420ºF
Neutral-blah
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Avocado Oil

Usually grade D avocados
Depends how it’s processed
Up to 500ºF
Sometimes
Avocado-y

We use single origin picual olives from Jaen, Spain

People have tried to re-plant these babies in California and elsewherein the mediterranean, but they seem to solely thrive in the heart of Andalusia. The oil extracted from this fruit is extremely high in Polyphenols and also has the longest shelf stability & free-acidity stability of any Olive Varietal.