Truffle Aioli is the best way to enhance even the most basic recipes like sandwiches, fish, asparagus and more! Truffle Mayo is also great for drizzling or dipping fries and blending into dips.

A white bowl full of truffle aioli.
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We love a fresh, tasty aioli for dipping our truffle fries and slathering on burgers. There’s just something so fresh and vibrant about the flavor, and it’s beyond simple to make.

Don’t miss my Chipotle Aioli, Garlic Aioli, Sriracha Mayo, Avocado Mayo, and Pesto Aioli for more incredible flavor – once you’ve created your own aioli, it’s hard to go back to plain old mayo!

Why You’ll Love this Truffle Mayo

  • Bursting with bright flavors of garlic, lemon and sour cream!
  • oh-so-creamy
  • Incredibly versatile as a dip, sauce, or to slather onto entrees.
  • Even people who don’t like mayo often love a flavored aioli!

What is Aioli?

Aioli is basically just seasoned mayonnaise. But non-mayo lovers, don’t fret! I don’t like mayonnaise, but love aioli!

How can that be? Did you know mayo makes the best base for a lot of sauces and dips you love?

truffle aioli in a white bowl, hand dipping a french fry into bowl

What are Truffles?

Truffles are a rare, aromatic fungi that grow only in few soil and climate conditions. They grow underground alongside the roots of certain trees.

Because of their unique growing conditions they’re considered a delicacy. Truffles have an insanely good flavor that makes them great to top pasta, fondue, infuse into oils, butters, aiolis and more.

Truffle Mayo Ingredients

  • Sour Cream – Full fat is preferred, but you can substitute light in a pinch.
  • Truffle Oil – White or black truffle oil, your choice!
  • Minced Garlic – Fresh minced or minced garlic in a jar.
  • Lemon Juice – Fresh squeezed is preferred, but you can substitute 100% Lemon Juice (found in the produce section of your grocer) if needed.
  • Pepper – White pepper helps you maintain a smooth, creamy color, but you can substitute black pepper, if needed.
  • Sea Salt

Variations

  • Replace sour cream with mayo if you prefer. Learn how to make homemade Mayonnaise right here – so easy!
  • Add a tablespoon of fresh herbs for a fragrant spin… rosemary and basil are perfect additions.
truffle mayo in a white bowl with a white background.

How to Make Truffle Aioli

It’s so easy! We’re skipping a step since we’re not making our own mayo with egg yolks.

  1. Combine – Using a food processor or mixing bowl and spatula or whisk, combine ingredients until smooth.
  2. Serve – Enjoy on your favorite sandwiches, vegetables, sides and more!
truffle aioli dip in a white bowl, hand reaching in with a french fry.
What kind of truffle oil is best to make truffle aioli?

White and black truffle oil are interchangeable, so it’s completely up to you! The difference is subtle, but black truffles (frequently grown in France) tend to offer more of an earthy flavor and aroma. White truffles, often grown in Italy, are considered more delicate and have a garlic aroma.

Where’s the best place to purchase truffle oil?

If your local grocer doesn’t carry it, you can find it in specialty food stores, Whole Foods, Williams Sonoma and of course, Amazon.

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How to Use Truffle Aioli

Truffle Aioli (aka truffle mayonnaise) can enhance so many dishes. Some of my favorite things to include Truffle Mayo on.

truffle mayo in a white bowl with a bowl of fries in the background, hand reaching in to dip with a single fry

How to Store Aioli

Refrigerate – Store Truffle Aioli refrigerated in an airtight container for up to three days.

truffle mayo in a white bowl with a bowl of fries in the background, hand reaching in to dip with a single fry

Dietary Considerations

  • Gluten Free
  • Vegetarian
  • Nut Free
truffle mayo in a white bowl with fries in the background.

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Truffle Aioli (Homemade Truffle Mayo)

Truffle Aioli is the best way to enhance even the most basic recipes like sandwiches, fish, asparagus and more! Truffle Mayo is also great for drizzling or dipping fries and blending into dips.
Prep: 5 minutes
Total: 5 minutes
Servings: 12
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Ingredients  

Instructions 

  • Combine ingredients.
  • Blend until smooth.

Julie’s Tips

Substitutions

  • Sour Cream – Full fat is preferred, but you can substitute light in a pinch.
  • Truffle Oil – White or black truffle oil, your choice!
  • Minced Garlic – Fresh minced or minced garlic in a jar.
  • Lemon Juice – Fresh squeezed is preferred, but you can substitute 100% Lemon Juice (found in the produce section of your grocer) if needed.
  • Pepper – White pepper helps you maintain a smooth, creamy color, but you can substitute black pepper, if needed.
  • Sea Salt

To Store 

Refrigerate – Store Truffle Aioli refrigerated in an airtight container for up to 3 days.

Serving Suggestions

  • Burgers, Grilled Cheese, BLT’s, Fish, Picnic Sandwiches, to dip fries, to dip tater tots, drizzle onto asparagus, blended into mashed potatoes, in scalloped potatoes, to dip Baked Artichoke, to dip crab cakes, add 1/4 c into dips like Spinach Dip with Cream Cheese just before baking
Calories: 93kcal | Carbohydrates: 1g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 10g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Cholesterol: 9mg | Sodium: 67mg | Potassium: 14mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 1g | Vitamin A: 66IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 11mg | Iron: 1mg

Estimated nutrition information is provided as a courtesy and is not guaranteed.

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