This delicious garlic greek yogurt sauce is my weekly go-to for anything and everything! I drizzle it over roasted vegetables and serve it with grilled meat!

Bowl of garlic greek yogurt sauce on wood table

Garlic Greek Yogurt Sauce

I recently shared a little snippet of this yummy sauce on Instagram, and I received so many questions about it. How much yogurt? How much garlic? How long does it last?

Truth be told, I had never measured out the ingredients before! I’ve always eyeballed it! I have been making this sauce weekly for probably a year, and eating it with anything and everything.

When I ran out of my last batch, I figured I’d take the time to measure and photograph this sauce so that it had a spot to live in my recipe box here on the blog.

That way you can easily revisit, print, and save this recipe to make for your family!

This garlic greek yogurt sauce is incredibly delicious. It’s packed with flavor and dresses up grilled chicken, roasted meat, and even breakfast sandwiches!

Bowl of garlic greek yogurt sauce on wood table

Ingredients you’ll need for Garlic Greek Yogurt Sauce

  • Greek Yogurt
  • Garlic
  • Lemon Juice
  • Milk (You can use any type of milk – or even water – just to make the sauce your desired thickness.)
  • Champagne or White Wine Vinegar (I have tried Apple Cider & White Vinegar and didn’t love the results.)
  • Salt

What to use this sauce for?

I love drizzling this sauce over roasted vegetables. In fact, that’s probably my favorite use for it. It’s also delicious when served with grilled lemon chicken.

I also love slathering this sauce over an english muffin on breakfast sandwiches! It’s great used as a salad dressing, you can definitely get creative with it!


Adapt this sauce!


I say this with an exclamation mark because this sauce is soooo versatile! It can be used on so many things in so many different ways. I’ve adapted this recipe to fit my taste buds.

I love garlic, and I love lemon (see my basil pesto recipe). So I love this sauce. Your taste buds might be a little different than mine, so taste this sauce as you go, and tweak to your specific preferences.

If you love lemon, add a little more lemon juice. If you don’t care for lemon, you can skip it altogether.

You can easily make a Mexican inspired version of this sauce by adding a little cumin, paprika, chili powder, and lime juice & zest.

Make it a little more Mediterranean by stirring in some Za’atar.

The possibilities are endless, and I would love to hear what you come up with!

The Recipe

Bowl of garlic greek yogurt sauce on wood table

Garlic Greek Yogurt Sauce

This delicious greek yogurt sauce is packed with flavorful garlic and lemon juice!
Prep — 5 minutes
Total — 5 minutes
Serves — 1 .5 cups

Ingredients  

  • 1 cup 0% Greek Yogurt
  • 1/3 cup Milk
  • Juice from 1/2 Lemon
  • 3 tablespoons Champagne or White Wine Vinegar
  • 3 Cloves Garlic Minced
  • Salt

Instructions 

  • Combine all ingredients in a mason jar or bowl and shake or stir well until thoroughly combined.
  • Give the sauce a taste and tweak until it’s just right.

Notes

Fresh minced garlic tastes best in this recipe. The greek yogurt is a bit sweet, so I’ve found that it needs to be salted pretty generously; however, do not over salt. It’s always easier to add more than to take away.

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  1. This is so delicious! I love this as a Mayo replacement or on veggies. I also enjoy mixing it with the chimichurri recipe Chloe shared on IG. It is a staple in my fridge from here on out.

    1. Mmmm now I’m dreaming of pita! It would be delicious with a little dill and cucumber mixed in and made like a tzatziki sauce! :)

  2. I just made this finally (after seeing your IG posts for months!) and it’s so so easy to make in less than 2 min! I used Icelandic plain yogurt, oat milk, and I grated my garlic on a micro plane to help with the consistency and avoid chunks of garlic. I also added in some lemon zest, highly recommend! I drizzled a tablespoon of the end product on my turkey lunch wrap! Thank you, Chloe, you just upped my condiment game :)

    1. Yay! Oh my goodness lemon zest YES PLEASE!!!! It’s such a great base and you can get creative with it so easily! Enjoy! PS: If you like dill, try adding some and some cucumber!

  3. Absolutely delicious! I was out of fresh garlic so I subbed 3/4 tsp garlic powder. And the flavors blended together overnight in the fridge so it was better the next day!