$6.00
A rich, lemony vegan garlic aioli made with fresh garlic and high-quality oil—perfect as a dipping sauce or add-on for Mediterranean catering trays and party packages.
Fresh garlic
High-quality vegetable oil
Lemon
Salt
Vegan-friendly blend
16 oz. container
Ideal for small events, office lunches, or individual catering trays
Shawarma plates & trays
Falafel platters
Mezze spreads
Wraps, bowls, and grilled proteins
Our 16 oz. garlic aioli is served in a secure, easy-to-use container—perfect for dipping, drizzling, or adding flavor to any Mediterranean catering setup.
Great for:
Small parties
Office lunches
Family trays
Mezze add-ons
Available with any catering order for seamless event planning.
Typically 6–10 people, depending on whether it’s used as a dip or topping.
Yes — it’s completely vegan, dairy-free, and made with simple ingredients.
Yes, you can add as many 16 oz. containers as needed for your event.
It complements shawarma, falafel, mezze, wraps, and any grilled proteins.
It’s offered primarily as a catering add-on to elevate your trays and platters.
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