$6.00
A bold and spicy Shoug made with fresh herbs, chili, and garlic—perfect as a flavorful add-on for catering trays, mezze, falafel, and shawarma.
Fresh chili peppers
Garlic
Herbs
Olive oil
Spices
Traditional Middle Eastern hot sauce
16 oz. container
Perfect for small events, family trays, and office lunches
Our 16 oz. Shoug is served in a sealed catering container and ready to spice up any dish at your event.
Ideal for:
Small parties
Office lunches
Mezze add-ons
Family-style catering trays
Available with any catering order and easily added to any package.
It has a bold, fresh chili heat—made for guests who enjoy spice.
Typically 6–10 guests depending on serving size.
Yes — it’s 100% vegan and naturally gluten-free.
Absolutely—add as many containers as needed for your event.
It complements shawarma, falafel, bowls, wraps, mezze, and grilled meats.
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