Peruvian Olives, wild, raw, sun-dried, unsprayed, unsalted

[justin1]

Hi,
*Question: what about sun-dried olives?
(Peruvian Olives, wild, raw, sun-dried, unsprayed, unsalted)

---do they contain dirty protein or any other harmful stuff because of being dried under the sun?

I read that sun-dried fish develop dirty protein....?

What about olives, is it the same logic applied here too?

Also, what about all the sun-dried fruits: figs, apricots, raisins recommended by wai... - do they contain dirty stuff as well...?

I am in the process of ordering these olives, and really appreciate a prompt answer, do not want to by any stuff which can cause adverse effects in me...

Thanks in advance,
/justin1

[Oscar]

Technically yes, but fruit contains far less protein than fish, so should be far less problematic. Order the olives and see how they are (and let us know ).

[justin1]

Technically yes, but fruit contains far less protein than fish, so should be far less problematic. Order the olives and see how they are (and let us know ).

i already have ordered these olive before from UK twice..., now it is my 3rd time...

they taste well,... the acne is not my concern, i was just wondering about the "dirty"-stuff theory, but i get your point, proteins are the main object to consider if undergone any processing...

Oscar, could you find out or point me to the source where i can find more info about building of "dirty" protein and other "dirty" stuff while processing...?

cooking heating is clear to me... sun-drying.... and dehydrating... - these two options, for a fish for example...? what temperatures, etc...?

could you as RRM about that?

thanks in advance,

/justin1

[RRM]

do they contain dirty protein or any other harmful stuff because of being dried under the sun?

Tecnically yes, but these are not harmful; not even regarding acne.
The olives must be properly soaked though, to eliminate the oleuropin.
Sun-drying and dehydrating is ok.