Greek garlic sauce, also known as Tzatziki, is a very popular traditional accompaniment in the cuisine of Greece and other Mediterranean countries. Its origin dates back to ancient Greece, where yogurt and garlic were combined to create a refreshing and light sauce, ideal for the high summer temperatures. In Latin America, this preparation may vary in name and presentation, but it maintains the essence of a creamy and fresh sauce that enhances the flavors of dishes like grilled meats, salads, and breads.
In some Latin American countries, such as Mexico and Argentina, it is simply known as yogurt and garlic sauce, and it is often served as a dressing for tacos, empanadas, or as a dip for vegetables. Its versatility and flavor make it a healthy and delicious option that has transcended borders, being incorporated into various food cultures with small variations in its ingredients.