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Spicy Aioli Version - For Spreading, Dipping or Enhancing
For fish and seafood lovers looking for the perfect sauce!
Stonewall Kitchen Herb and Lemon Aioli
This aioli perfectly combines lemon and herbs, making it a wonderful accompaniment for fish and seafood.
Characteristics
| Origin |
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|---|---|
| Capacity | 290 g |
| Storage | Refrigerate after opening |
| For which dish? | French Fries |
| What intensity? | 1 |
Canola oil, whole salted egg, lemon juice concentrate, vinegar, mustard powder, dried dill, dried tarragon, water, onion, garlic, natural flavor, tocopherols, lemon oil.
Customer reviews
Délicieux
M. VALERIE publié le 10/02/2025
Délicieux avec du poisson
H. Nathalie publié le 01/11/2024
Tester avec des crudités Une tuerie
A. Anonymous publié le 11/08/2022
Pas encore goûté
A. Anonymous publié le 09/11/2021
Formidable de fraîcheur
A. Anonymous publié le 08/06/2021
Aioli for fish and seafood.
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