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Argan Oil: From Cooperative to Your Table

See how argan oil is made, try making it yourself, taste it, and take some home — a traditional Moroccan experience on our retreats.

Texte Lucka & Janča · 1 min de lecture · Publié le · Mis à jour le

Editorial illustration of a gnarled argan tree branch and clay vessels on a terrace under a glowing halo orb.

At our surf retreat, we also want you to have some traditional Moroccan experiences.

We will show you how argan oil is made. You can try making it yourself, taste it, and of course buy some to take home with you.

On one visit, we went to a small argan oil company and tried traditional argan oil and amlou — the sweet almond-and-argan spread that is hard to stop eating.

Argan oil is part of Morocco's story. Seeing it made by hand, by the people who have done it for generations, is very different from buying a bottle at home.

The argan oil cooperative visit is included in the November retreat.

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