The Chupadedos olives are also known as “yeyé” olives in certain Spanish regions. To achieve this quality product, it is necessary to follow a series step at the time of elaboration, they are named below:
- Harvesting and washing the olives manually.
- Cracking and burning of the olives so they lose their bitterness.
- Soak in eater for 3 or 4 days to lose flavour.
- Seasoned with olive oil, red pepper, oregano and garlic.
It is recommended to accompany this culinary delight with white wine, beer, Iberico ham and cured cheese.
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
Once opened to keep refrigerated, the olives must remain completely covered by the brine all time.