FEATURED FRIENDS: 360 FLAVOR AND SPICE

February 09, 2018

360/GINDO'S AIOLIS

360 Flavor and Spice has simple, delicious aioli recipes using a blend of their handcrafted spices and Gindo's Hot Sauces.

Check out these recipes with links to each ingredient. You can use your own mayo, vegan mayo, sour cream, cream cheese or Greek yogurt. Enjoy as a dip for crackers and chips or as a spread for sandwiches and wraps.

360/Gindo's Cajun Aioli: 4 oz vegan mayonnaise, 1 tsp fresh garlic, 1 tsp shallots, 1 Tbs 360 Bayou Cajun, 2 tsp Gindo's Original

360/Gindo’s Aioli: 4 oz vegan mayo, 1 1/2 tbsp Gindo’s Sun-Dried Tomato hot sauce, 2 tbsp 360 Italian Bread Dip

360/Gindo's Thai Green Aioli: 360 Thai Green Curry and Gindo's Jalapeno Poblano

360/Gindos Zesty Citrus Aioli: 4 oz vegan mayo, 2 tsp Gindo’s Blueberry Habanero, 1 tbsp 360 Old Havana, 1 tsp fresh garlic and shallots and fresh squeezed lime juice. A bright and brilliant spread for veggies, fish, salad and lettuce wrapped tacos.

360/Gindo's Honey and Garlic Pepper Aioli: 4 oz vegan mayonnaise, 1 tsp fresh garlic and shallots, 1 tbsp 360 Savory Garlic and Herb blend and 2 tsp Gindo’s Honey Habanero. Your sandwiches won’t stop thanking you!

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