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Partanna Robust Extra Virgin Olive Oil – 3 Liter Tin

Partanna Robust Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 3-Liter Tin

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Pour it over warm bread and let the first bite tell you why this oil belongs in your kitchen. Partanna Robust extra virgin olive oil has a fruity character, a rounded, buttery taste, and a peppery finish that works beautifully with tomatoes, greens, beans, and grilled vegetables.

Made in Partanna, Sicily, from Nocellara del Belice olives, this 3-liter tin is a generous supply for everyday cooking and finishing. The oil is cold extracted within eight hours of picking, according to the producer's label. Start your sauce with it, dress your salad, and save a drizzle for the table.

Overview

Product: Partanna Robust Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

Quantity: One 3-liter metal tin, labeled 101 fl oz.

Harvest: 2025/2026.

Origin: Partanna, Sicily, Italy.

Olive variety: Nocellara del Belice, also known as Castelvetrano olives.

Production: Cold extracted; obtained from olives solely by mechanical means.

Verification & packaging:
Non-GMO Project Verified. BPA-free tin.

Ingredient: Extra virgin olive oil.

Is a 3-liter tin the right size for your kitchen?

One tin holds the same volume as six 500 ml bottles or four 750 ml bottles. It is a practical size for households that use olive oil regularly across cooking, dressings, and finishing.

At 250 ml per week, a household would use the tin in about 12 weeks. Choose a size that fits your cooking habits, and follow the storage advice below to help protect the flavor after opening.

Make a large tin easy to use: Pour a small amount into a clean, completely dry, dark-glass bottle with a closing cap. Keep the remaining oil tightly sealed in the tin, in a cool, dark cupboard.

From the first sauté to the finishing drizzle

  • Sunday sauce: Use it to gently soften onion and garlic before adding tomatoes. Save a small drizzle for the finished sauce if you want more olive flavor.
  • Broccoli rabe, escarole, and beans: Cook with olive oil and garlic, then finish with lemon or a pinch of crushed red pepper.
  • Roasted vegetables: Toss eggplant, zucchini, or potatoes with oil and seasoning before roasting. Add fresh herbs when they come out of the oven.
  • Tomato salad and mozzarella: Drizzle over sliced tomatoes, mozzarella, and torn basil. Season to taste and serve with bread for the juices.
  • Pizza and focaccia: Brush dough before baking or add a light drizzle after it comes out of the oven. For pizza night, pair it with our New York City pizza dough.
  • Warm bread: Try the oil on its own first, then add oregano, cracked pepper, or a little sea salt to suit your taste.

A simple lemon dressing worth knowing

Whisk together 3 tablespoons Partanna olive oil and 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice. Add a pinch of dried oregano, salt, and black pepper. Taste and adjust: a little more lemon for brightness, a little more oil for a rounder finish.

Toss with a green salad, spoon over cooked white beans, or drizzle over grilled vegetables just before serving. Make only what you need for the meal.

Keep the flavor you bought it for

  1. Choose a cool, dark cupboard. Keep the tin away from the stove, oven, and sunny windows. The tin blocks light, but it does not protect the oil from heat.
  2. Close it after pouring. Keep both the tin and any serving bottle capped between uses.
  3. Clean your serving bottle between refills. Wash it and let it dry completely before adding fresh oil.
  4. Use it regularly. Follow the date and storage directions on your tin. For best flavor, plan to use opened olive oil within a few months.

From the Asaro family in Sicily

The Asaro family established its farm in Partanna in 1916, in Sicily's Belice Valley. The label describes more than five generations of olive growing and identifies Robust as the oil the family uses at home. That everyday role makes sense: one flavorful oil for the pan, the salad bowl, and the table.

Ingredients & nutrition

Ingredient: Extra virgin olive oil.

Servings per tin: 200, based on the label's 15 ml serving size.

Per 1 tablespoon (15 ml), as listed on the tin
Calories 120
Total fat 14 g
Saturated fat 2 g
Trans fat 0 g
Monounsaturated fat 11 g
Polyunsaturated fat 1 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 0 mg
Total carbohydrate 0 g
Total sugars 0 g
Protein 0 g

Choosing & Using Partanna Olive Oil

Can you cook with Partanna extra virgin olive oil?

Yes. Partanna is suitable for sautéing, roasting, and baking, as well as dressings and finishing. Use it to start a tomato sauce, coat vegetables before roasting, or finish pasta at the table.

How many ounces are in the 3-liter tin?

Three liters equals approximately 101.4 US fluid ounces. This size is commonly sold as the Partanna 101 fl oz tin. Fluid ounces describe volume, not the weight of the oil.

What does cold extracted mean?

Cold extraction uses mechanical methods at controlled low temperatures to separate the oil from the olives. This Partanna label states that the olives are processed within eight hours of picking.

Is Partanna good for bread dipping and salad dressing?

Yes. Its buttery character and peppery finish work well with bread, tomatoes, beans, and leafy salads. For dressing, start with three parts oil to one part lemon juice or vinegar, then adjust to taste.

Should I leave the olive oil tin beside the stove?

Keep it in a cool cupboard instead. Heat can affect olive oil even inside a metal tin. Pour what you need for cooking, close the cap, and return the tin to its storage spot.