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that’s made them the black sheep of the garnishgame all these years? The spirit’s floral, botanical, and citrusy notes generally don’t provide enough sweetness to counteract a Kalamata’s bitterness. What about the beloved black olive, though? The Snack Factor Black olives predominantly live in salads and on charcuterie boards.
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