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A stream of golden olive oil being drizzled over slices of toasted bread garnished with fresh rosemary

Olive oil is one of the world's oldest foods. Archaeologists have found evidence of olive oil production dating back thousands of years in the Mediterranean region.

A close-up of multiple small glass oil lamps with lit wicks glowing warmly in the dark

People were using vegetable oils long before modern kitchens existed. Ancient civilizations pressed oils from fruits and seeds for cooking, lighting, medicine, and trade.

A vibrant field of bright yellow canola flowers blooming under a slightly cloudy sky

The name "canola" comes from "Canadian oil, low acid." The term was created in the 1970s after Canadian researchers developed new varieties of rapeseed for cooking oil.

A traditional mechanical oil press with wooden and metal components squeezing golden oil into a glass pitcher below

The hydraulic press, introduced in the 18th century, dramatically improved the efficiency of extracting oils from seeds and other crops.

A hand holding up a dark square glass bottle of olive oil in front of blurred supermarket shelves stocked with various cooking oils

Ancient traders transported olive oil across seas and continents, making it one of the earliest globally traded food products.

A brightly lit glass display case filled with a variety of rich desserts, including a strawberry-topped cake and a fruit tart

Vegetable shortening was introduced in the early 1900s and quickly became a pantry staple for baking pies, cakes, biscuits, and other treats.

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