If you’re careful about organic ingredients, your cooking oils deserve the same attention. Organic Cooking Essentials pairs two oils that complement each other in both function and nutrition—so you’re not forcing one oil to do every job.
Bake & Tango Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil (33oz) is cold-pressed for a fresh, robust flavor and naturally occurring antioxidants. It’s ideal for salad dressings, drizzling over vegetables, dipping bread, and low-to-medium heat cooking where flavor and freshness matter most.
Olyvia 100% Organic Avocado Oil is made for performance. With a naturally high smoke point and a clean, neutral taste, it’s the organic option you want for sautéing, stir-frying, roasting, grilling, and pan-searing—situations where delicate oils can degrade.
Using two purpose-specific organic oils helps reduce oxidation during cooking, protects flavor, and makes healthier habits easier to maintain. This set is perfect for families, meal-preppers, and anyone building a cleaner pantry. Choose a flexible subscription schedule so you never run out—without last-minute store trips.
Package FAQ (SEO Schema-Ready)
Q1. What makes this organic oil set different from buying one organic oil?
Most people try to use one oil for everything. This set pairs organic EVOO for flavor and raw/low-heat use with organic avocado oil for high-heat cooking, so you get better taste, better performance, and better oil stability.
Q2. When should I use organic extra virgin olive oil?
Use it for salad dressings, drizzling, dips, marinades, and low-to-medium heat cooking. It shines when you want flavor and freshness, especially in Mediterranean-style meals.
Q3. When should I use organic avocado oil?
Use it for high-heat cooking like stir-frying, roasting, grilling, pan-searing, and sautéing. It’s neutral, stable, and ideal when you don’t want the oil to dominate flavor.
Q4. Is organic avocado oil a good substitute for frying oils?
Yes—especially for higher-heat cooking. Avocado oil’s stability makes it a strong choice for high-temperature recipes compared to more delicate oils.
Q5. Can I cook everything with olive oil if it’s organic?
Organic doesn’t automatically mean it’s best for every temperature. Extra virgin olive oil is excellent, but it’s not designed for the highest heat where a more stable oil performs better.
Q6. How long does this set last for a typical household?
For most households cooking 4–6 meals per week, it typically lasts about 45–60 days, depending on how often you cook and whether you roast/fry frequently.
Q7. Do I have to subscribe?
No. You can buy it once. Subscription is optional and convenient—ideal if you want consistent supply, fewer reorders, and predictable pantry planning.
Q8. How should I store these oils?
Store both oils away from heat and sunlight, keep caps tightly closed, and use opened bottles consistently for best flavor and freshness.
“Why 2 Oils Are Better Than 1” (High-Conversion Section)
Using one oil for every meal seems easy—until it isn’t.
Different oils behave differently under heat. When an oil is used outside its ideal temperature range, it can lose flavor, degrade faster, and create unwanted off-notes in food. That’s why professional kitchens keep multiple oils available.
This set simplifies the decision:
Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Flavor + Freshness)
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Best for: dressings, drizzling, dips, marinades, low-to-medium heat
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Why it matters: naturally rich flavor and antioxidants—great when oil is part of the taste
Organic Avocado Oil (High-Heat Performance)
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Best for: sautéing, stir-frying, roasting, grilling, pan-searing
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Why it matters: stable at higher temps and neutral in flavor—great when oil is a cooking tool
Together, they help you cook with more intention—without adding complexity. You simply pick the oil that matches the method, and your meals come out cleaner, more consistent, and more flavorful.
Subscription makes it effortless: the oils you actually use most arrive right when you need them.
Detailed Usage Tips (Practical + Expert)
Everyday “Which Oil Should I Use?” Guide
Use Organic EVOO for:
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Salad dressings (lemon, vinegar, mustard, herbs)
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Drizzling over roasted vegetables after cooking
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Dipping bread or finishing soups
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Low-heat sauté (garlic, onions, greens)
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Homemade marinades (especially with citrus and herbs)
Use Organic Avocado Oil for:
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Stir-fry and high-heat sauté
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Pan-searing chicken, fish, tofu
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Roasting vegetables at high temperatures
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Grilling prep (brushing proteins or veggies)
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Meal prep batches where stability matters
Pro Tip: “Finish vs Cook” Rule
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Cook hot with avocado oil. Finish with olive oil.
This alone improves flavor and keeps oils working where they perform best.
Storage & Freshness Tips
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Keep bottles in a cool cabinet, away from stove heat
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Close caps immediately after pouring
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If you use olive oil mainly for dressings, consider keeping a small dispenser and refilling from the main bottle
Subscription Tip
Most customers choose 60-day delivery for this organic set. If you roast or stir-fry often, 45 days is the safer option so you don’t run out mid-week.


