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Filippo Berio Extra Light Olive Oil is a 101.4 fl oz (3 L) bulk bottle of mild, neutral-tasting olive oil made for frying, sauteing, roasting, and baking, sold as a single bottle and shipped fast from New Jersey. It is a blend of refined olive oil and virgin olive oil, bottled in Italy by one of the best-known olive oil houses.

Filippo Berio Extra Light Olive Oil: Neutral, High-Heat Cooking Oil in a 3 Liter Bottle

  • Neutral, mild flavor — refining removes the strong olive notes of extra virgin, so the oil stays in the background of any recipe
  • Suited to high heat — a higher smoke point than extra virgin olive oil, which makes it a practical choice for pan frying, deep frying, and roasting
  • Refined and virgin olive oil blend — a small share of virgin olive oil is blended back in for a light olive character
  • 101.4 fl oz (3 L) bulk bottle — a wide-grip plastic bottle that replaces several small bottles for busy home kitchens
  • Bottled in Italy — packed by Filippo Berio in Italy from olives grown around the Mediterranean
  • Family-owned heritage — the Filippo Berio brand dates back to 1867 in Lucca, Tuscany

How to Use

Use it wherever a recipe calls for a neutral cooking oil: pan-fry cutlets, deep-fry potatoes, roast vegetables, or grease and oil baking pans. It also works as the base for homemade mayonnaise, marinades, and dressings where you do not want a peppery olive flavor. Because the bottle is large, pour a smaller working amount into a kitchen dispenser and keep the main bottle closed. Store it in a cool, dark cupboard away from the stove and direct sunlight, and use it within the best-by date printed on the bottle.

About Filippo Berio

Filippo Berio began in 1867 when its namesake started blending and selling olive oil in Lucca, Tuscany. The brand is now produced by SALOV S.p.A. and remains one of the most widely sold Italian olive oil brands in the United States, with a range that runs from extra virgin to extra light. The company sources olives from Italy and other Mediterranean growing regions and bottles in Italy. See more olive oils in our Olive Oil collection and other pantry staples in Grocery & Gourmet Food. Learn more at filippoberio.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between extra light olive oil and extra virgin olive oil?
Extra light refers to flavor and color, not calories. Filippo Berio Extra Light is a refined olive oil blended with a little virgin olive oil, so it tastes neutral and tolerates higher cooking temperatures. Extra virgin is unrefined, with a fruity, peppery flavor and a lower smoke point, which makes it better for dressings and finishing.

How should I store a 3 liter bottle of Filippo Berio Extra Light Olive Oil?
Keep the bottle tightly capped in a cool, dark cupboard, away from the stove, oven, and windows, because heat and light speed up oxidation. Decant a smaller amount into a dispenser for daily use so the main bottle stays sealed. Use it by the best-by date on the label, and sooner once opened for the freshest taste.

What is Filippo Berio Extra Light Olive Oil best used for?
Choose it for cooking methods that need a neutral oil and steady high heat: deep frying, pan frying, stir frying, roasting, and baking. It also suits homemade mayonnaise, marinades, and cakes where olive flavor would be out of place. For salads, bread dipping, and drizzling over finished dishes, Filippo Berio Extra Virgin is the better match.

Is Filippo Berio Extra Light Olive Oil imported from Italy?
Yes. Filippo Berio blends and bottles its olive oils in Italy using olives grown in Italy and other Mediterranean countries, and this 101.4 fl oz (3 L) bottle is the same product sold in Italian and US grocery stores. Real Prime Deals ships it as a single bulk bottle, which is the most economical format for frequent cooks.

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Anonymous
Excelent

Excelent, was a pleassure

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Sharon Tonghini
Too costly

Love the oil. Price too high

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Tabitha Ledet
Great oil for the cost

Love this olive oil for frying. Holds up really well. I use this for sautéing also. Its actually light enough for salads.

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Jerry Meconi
Excellent oil

A very good olive oil. Harris Teeter has the tin for 39.99.

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Kitty
Cost to much!!!!

A very good product. I like the lite for frying and baking.

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Chelsie
No Taste

I love this oil. I do not use any vegetable oils for health reasons. This has zero taste and great for home made mayo. It handles high temp well. Good carrier oil!

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MrNeko
Great value

Great value for the taste and quantity. It's got a nice and light flavor so it goes well with cooking almost anything from stir fry to seering steaks to making a dipping sauce.

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DHUSA
Best EVOO and price!

Checked around and prices are going up. This is my favorite and I use many gallons per year. This price is the best and I received the next day. What more can you ask for ?!!!

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Doc
Great Product

This extra virgin olive oil is the best commercial oil the consumer can buy and this price makes it well worth it.

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Alan
No bad olive oil taste

I love it for frying food healthy and still have great taste. I have been using it for over 10 years.

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Jeffersonkitty
Great cooking oil

I haven't used this bottle yet, but I was getting this exact oil at my grocery. They don't seem to be carrying it anymore. So when I saw I could get this big jug, I went for it. It is good for frying or sauté. I was going through this product quickly. So I'm grateful for the large jug. I prefer it to canola oil for cooking and baking. There is no taste. So it doesn't flavor your food where you don't want the flavor of olives.

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RandomReviewerⁿ
The best olive oil for salads and cooking

This olive oil has a light fragrant taste. Unlike other oilve oils that leave a pungent taste especially in salads. Been using it for decades.

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diane
Light without a strong olive oil taste

I use this in my home made mayonnaise and it is perfect. I use 2 parts avocado oil to 1 part olive oil and I never have to think about what is in store bought mayo now.Absolutely recommend this olive oil.I use Chef John's from foodwishes.com recipe. I always double it and it keeps well in the refrigerator. If the mayo "breaks" while being made I add a whole egg and that saves it.

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WALT
Ordered Extra light and received Extra Virgin

Really wanted to add a light oil (I've fallen in love w pure 100% avacodo oil for most of my cooking) but wanted something lighter. So I was bummed when the heavier oil came (it's heavier compared to my avacodo oil) but it's very good and tastes fantastic! And unlike most Extra Vigin oil it had a much higher burn point. I actually got a bunch of it hot enough to deep fry without smoking/burning! But then that makes me wonder if it is pure EVOO ... Amazon made the mistake right! Thank you Amazon! Hopes this helps...

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Caroline Emerson
Too HEAVY !

Customer should be able to just buy one of these massive jugs instead of forced to Purchase two at a time. They are too heavy for people to carry from the mailboxes to their homes somebody needs to think about all the people these days what they go through.

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BAlyO
Great value for price

I did not receive extra light olive oil like I was looking for and the description says. With that being said I still love this brand. Has a great taste.

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Catherine Kleinman
Delicious light tasting oil

This oil is perfect for home made mayo which was the reason for my purchase. The mayo is very good made from this oil. I am a great fan of extra virgin olive oil to pour over salads etc at the table, however the taste is too strong to use in making mayo, IMHO.This oil has a light neutral flavor so highly recommended if that is your preference.

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Cindi Kirkman
Perfect for home made mayonnaise

This is now my go to olive oil for making home made mayonnaise. After reading All About Food and trying the Whole30 way of eating, my awareness was raised to how much soy oil is in almost all commercial mayonnaise and salad dressings. I now make my own mayonnaise twice a month, and try to always have a jug of this olive oil on hand. You don't want a strong tasting oil for your mayo and this does the trick, very mild. For anyone who hasn't tried to make your own, there is a great recipe on the Whole30 site, and using an immersion/stick blender you can have perfect mayo in about 10 minutes from start to finish, including measuring your ingredients.

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T. Kubala
The Bertolli I like for salads etc

I use it for frying various foods/meats. I had read where it didn't have much taste and decided to use it. I had been using vegetable oil, but that started hurting my stomach too much. Then I was using Coconut oil, and some foods were okay with it, but it did put off a coconut taste to the food which I wasn't fond of for many fried foods. The Bertolli I like for salads etc., but this one I like for stir fry or deep fat frying.

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Traveler
Raves for my homemade mayonase

I purchased this olive oil to make mayo. It is a very good deal and will make quite a bit. It works very well. My 9 year old granddaughter was visiting and I served her a cheese sandwich with my mayo. When she ate it she told me she really liked the mayo. She had no idea it was not store bought so this is a good indication of how well this olive oil works.

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Brian Morris
This is a perfect size for all those people who need just a ...

This is a perfect size for all those people who need just a little more than 101 oz of olive, but 102 oz is overdoing it a little bit. This product was actually created after a nationwide poll; the people have spoken; we need oil in the amount of a little more than 101 but not quite 102 oz!They delivered. Is it perfect? No. 101.5 would have been the perfect medium. But they probably already had the bottles made, and the boss said "ohhhh-ah noooo-ha whatta do we-ah doo-ah nowwwaah?" (I googled some italian words; pops up collar) so they just stuck with the size. Italians would call this (itza big-ah bottle..............ah)

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