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[[Image:Olives.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Olives at the covered market in Avignon]]
[[Image:Olives.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Olives at the covered market in Avignon]]
[[Image:Olive tree in a Ciutadella churchyard.jpg|300px|thumb|right|An olive tree in a churchyard, Ciutadella de Menorca]]
'''Olives ''' have existed as a domesticated crop in the Mediterranean  since biblical times.  The raw fruits are pressed to make [[olive oil]], The oil can be further prepared into [[butter]] or animal fat substitutes.  The fruit can be processed into green or black olives. Green olives are [[pickled]] before being ripened, black olives after.  They may be stored in brine, oil or even [[vinegar]].  They may also be stuffed, sometimes with [[pimentoes]] and are often served as nibbles with drinks.  They are a valuable addition to the kitchen.  
'''Olives ''' have existed as a domesticated crop in the Mediterranean  since biblical times.  The raw fruits are pressed to make [[olive oil]], The oil can be further prepared into [[butter]] or animal fat substitutes.  The fruit can be processed into green or black olives. Green olives are [[pickled]] before being ripened, black olives after.  They may be stored in brine, oil or even [[vinegar]].  They may also be stuffed, sometimes with [[pimentoes]] and are often served as nibbles with drinks.  They are a valuable addition to the kitchen.