ελιά Καλαμών
eliá Kalamón
Kalamon olive is the name commonly used for the elongated, dark-purple Greek table olive associated with Kalamata, sold cured whole, pitted or sliced.

Kalamon olive is a name used for the Greek table olive associated with Kalamata, generally referring to the same elongated, dark-purple cured olive sold as Kalamata olive. It is typically harvested ripe and cured, then marketed whole, pitted or sliced.
The fruit has firm flesh and a briny, savoury taste that can include fruity or wine-like notes. It is sold in brine, oil or other curing liquids. Because naming and protected-origin labelling may vary, this common name should not be taken to establish a particular producer or origin for every product.
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ελιά Καλαμών
eliá Kalamón
Kalamon olive
whole kalamon olive
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Reference: Olive, purple, plain
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Nutrition reference: New Zealand FOODfiles 2024 — L1021 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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