Lavash is a soft, thin flatbread made from a simple dough of flour, water, and salt, traditionally rolled out thin and slapped onto the hot walls of a tonir (clay oven) to bake quickly. Once cooked, it can be enjoyed soft or dried for long storage and later rehydrated. It’s served with almost every Armenian meal, used to wrap khorovats, dip into stews, or even layered into dishes like khash.

Lavash is a UNESCO-recognized element of Armenian cultural heritage and is a staple in homes from Ararat Valley to the diaspora.

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