Garlic Salad Oil

Garlic salad oil is a flavorful infused oil made with aromatic garlic. It adds a rich, savory depth and smooth finish to salads and many other dishes.


Ways to Use Garlic Salad Oil:
Drizzle over fresh salads and leafy greens
Use as a base for salad dressings and vinaigrettes
Toss with roasted or grilled vegetables
Drizzle over pasta, rice, or grain dishes
Use as a dipping oil for bread or flatbreads 🧄🥗

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