I lived in Armenia for a couple months down the street from the Gumi Shuka. I never purchased lavash from there, instead a lot of delicious dried fruits! Watching this made me miss my time in Armenia ❤️
I think you can try all kinds of bread in the world, but only if you made it your life goal, that's the level of dedication needed. you will end up visiting warzones, remote tribes, crime-filled cities, and even places that ban people from your country etc..... you will experience all kinds of hardships all over the world, but by the time your'e on your deathbed, sorrounded by grandkids you made with spouses from 28 countries, you can tell them (I made it).
We in jammu &kashmir india also prepare same way lawasa but not so big it is like our Indian punjabi rooti method is actually the same what they r showing
As a Pontic Greek, i am also very well aware of lavash bread as it is part of our cuisine too (we call it λαβάς). :-) Trully amazing bread, everyone must try it! Greetings to Armenia :-)
Watching things like this make me so grateful for our differences. Otherwise, we wouldn't have so many different incredible forms of talent and cuisine. So thankful
I am Saudi Arabia women I love arminian people A lot of arminian people work at my family company in Dubai and I feel them as if they are a family not just empties.
@andrewgarfield_hehe wow ANDREWGARFIELD please start respecting us. We need the random respect of someone that makes kpop edits and zendaya edits…. Gtfo clown
I wanted to check out Lavash because a chef on youtube made a recipe using one and he stuffed and rolled it up with potatoes and meat. It looked really nice. Thanks for the video.
In Northen Mexico (a part of the country that has mediterranean weather) we have something similar called Flour tortillas, you can enjoy them as they are, with butter, or wrap foods, like cheese, spiced chicken, meat or even to make a giant burrito, with meat, cheese, chopped onion, chili sauce and guacamole...they are so big that you'll be full with just half of it... it's a meal for two
Türkiye de Lavaş Ekmek üreticisiydim mazot sistemi ile çalışan Lavaş ekmeği üreticisiydim mazot pahallığı ve hayat pahallığı nedeniyle iş yerimi kapatmak zorunda kaldım Türkiye in her iline hatta Avrupa ülkelerine yer yer siparişlerim oluyordu kalite hizmet müşteri memnuniyeti kaliteli hizmet benim için çok gurur vericiydi, ne yazıkti 18 yıllık Lavaşçılık hayatımızın tecrübelerine dayanarak verdiğimiz hizmeti son olmasına sebet oldu
Tbh i went to Armenia and enjoyed lavash by wrapping it with hummus and sometimes baklava, you can get creative with the things you can pair I too I went to Yerevan, Djilan,and Tzakadhor in Armenia
Lavash is a really good general use substitute for high carb breads. I can't speak for traditionally prepared lavash, but I use the Arnold's lavash bread for everything from wraps, grilled sandwiches, and even hotdogs, and the lower carb and higher protein content is game changing when you're on a diet and without sacrificing enjoyment by eating something disgusting.
I do put those lavash to make them more crispy in the oven, baste with some garlic oil, top with boursin cheese crab dip and top with chervil. Man delicious!!!
When i was a kid we mixed flour and water and fried it in a hot skillet. It was like a very thin pancake and we only made these because we were hungry. We had the flour and water on hand usually all the time.
Before watching it i thought why the lavaash so dry but it was interesting to know that it's of two types!!! I love shawarma with lavash more than peta bread
Wonderful video!! Can you tell me the location of Tsirani Garden Restaurant and the Megerian Cultural Complex? I can't seem to find either on google maps..
The difference between Armenian/Turkish bread and that of Indian,Pakistan or any type of middle eastern bread is in the type of spice they use. I personally like, they Turkish meze bread.
Perfect meal, pinto beans mashed like frejoles, add green onions, a tiny bit of chicken bullion, cumin, chili powder, a pat of Garlic butter, mozzarella cheese, sour cream, wrap in big Lavash, I have it everyday for lunch
Litteraly takes 5 sec to google bro that it's origins are either armenia or Iran I haven't seen a single source that makes lavash this way or says that it's azeri, sure azerbaijan people do have lavash but armenians ate them bc
@Mosero Mosei same site so here is also my evidence ich.unesco.org/en/RL/lavash-the-preparation-meaning-and-appearance-of-traditional-bread-as-an-expression-of-culture-in-armenia-00985
@Mosero Mosei what I think is most likely they share many cultures and traditions because they are neighbour countries, why I believe that maybe it's originated from armenia it's because the country is old itself so the method might be different we can't confirm because we didn't live in the past
@Mosero Mosei maybe after all is armenians and countries near us are mostly a branch of the indo-europeans I do believe that turks might be ancient too but they as a civilization that formed into turkey they aren't old (meaning they probably were tribes that lived around those parts but didn't have a certain country calling turkey because they most likely refered themselves as turks, same as armenians) Because armenians had a formed kingdom for awhile so cultures must've formed relating to the way they made flatbread lavash Or what I think is the azeris mustve been just neighbour country (which the armenians refered them as akhvanq for quite some time) so they shared cultures, both countries share many things Anyway thanks for the discussion
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one of the reasons i want to travel. to experience global cuisines
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@@Unique007 Happy friendship day darling💖
Eveh Ogban Try India
@@pulkitgupta2597
anyone whoever travels will visit India, I didn't know you guys even need advertisment lol
That's such a nice thing! :)
If you travel to Turkey you won't be disappointed! I traveled there 3 times and I enjoyed the food most of all!
She said, "Who can live without bread? No one" I'm breadly agree 🍞
Canai satuuuuu
Get out
I got rice. Thank you.
Tenzin Kunsel Totally agree. Rice is my preferred carb. Literally can’t live without it, ever.
im with rice fam here cant live witout it but i love bread too
I lived in Armenia for a couple months down the street from the Gumi Shuka. I never purchased lavash from there, instead a lot of delicious dried fruits! Watching this made me miss my time in Armenia ❤️
So many different kinds of flat breads, so little time!
Is that a brawl stars reference.
I think you can try all kinds of bread in the world, but only if you made it your life goal, that's the level of dedication needed.
you will end up visiting warzones, remote tribes, crime-filled cities, and even places that ban people from your country etc..... you will experience all kinds of hardships all over the world, but by the time your'e on your deathbed, sorrounded by grandkids you made with spouses from 28 countries, you can tell them (I made it).
This lavash looks...
Lavish
ooo got'em
Really I subbed 2u for this pun rly
@@williamnjagi2388 thanks 😊
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*Hmmmmm yes the floor here is made of floor*
Greeting to our Armenian brothers and sisters. God bless Armenia.
We in jammu &kashmir india also prepare same way lawasa but not so big it is like our Indian punjabi rooti method is actually the same what they r showing
@@harishpandit5810 so bread is rooti?
@@wandilande9628 roti is not the only kind of bread me make and wheat is not the only grain we make it from
@@vizprave6721 btw roti is bread in my language
Meeting my uncle in Armenia. And my grandmother. She is a big bagger.
Agreed - a Lavash maker puts her energy, her love, and care into making the bread, amazing.
As a Pontic Greek, i am also very well aware of lavash bread as it is part of our cuisine too (we call it λαβάς). :-) Trully amazing bread, everyone must try it! Greetings to Armenia :-)
🇦🇲❤🇬🇷=🇨🇾 🇽🇰=🇷🇸
Its a part of turkish cuisine as well. So you all are the same huh...
Armenia has the best Lavash in the whole region , this brings up great memories of living there as a teenager for a couple months
Beautiful the Armenian people and their food. Lavash looks amazing. Wonderful culture.
This is honestly so cute of a person discovering their beautiful heritage. Good job.
My friends are Armenian and they showed me lavash. I love it!!
Watching things like this make me so grateful for our differences. Otherwise, we wouldn't have so many different incredible forms of talent and cuisine. So thankful
Great Bred, i love it, love armenia from Iran
Similar Breads and this technique is found in India too.....proves how culture travelled in olden days.
Love from India 🇮🇳♥️
Arya Dave Armenia has had this for over 6000 years old lmao
Love to India from Armenia !
@@fighterjet1yt946 India also has it too, but it's 8000 year old from the Indus Valley( Indian) civilization.
I lived in Armenia and that was the best experience of my live!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it here , friend. Your always welcome to come back .
@@kingmike7965 thank you
@@sebastiengil-robalino7086 I had to give a like to an exchange that ends with, "@Hey Asshole thank you."
@@psy2mentor lmao I'm glad you liked it
@@sebastiengil-robalino7086 salut Sébastien ça va bien ?
I could make a gigantic Quesadilla with one those.
Make worlds biggest burrito
Hahahaha
Or a XXXXXXXL taco de carne asada
youtu.be/addme/1ppHEr7VcZgsxNpMWnHL4zrLtipHLQ
wow such a disgrace to even say that
I am Saudi Arabia women
I love arminian people
A lot of arminian people work at my family company in Dubai and I feel them as if they are a family not just empties.
Well thank you so much that means alot to us , God bless you and your family 🙏♥️
Good to hear
Thanks to my Armenian flatmate I got to know this great flatbread. I now have a Georgian bakery near my place and once in a while I get me some lavash
Armenian women are incredibly beautiful! omg, I love their look
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@@srxanmansuroglu5440 what was the reason to post the turkish flag ?
RinChlorine thats like 90% of their ppl trust me 😭
@andrewgarfield_hehe wow ANDREWGARFIELD please start respecting us. We need the random respect of someone that makes kpop edits and zendaya edits…. Gtfo clown
I don't like bread......
*I love it.*
Wow! Thank you for focusing on Armenian cuisine ! Proud Armenian ✊🏼
I wanted to check out Lavash because a chef on youtube made a recipe using one and he stuffed and rolled it up with potatoes and meat. It looked really nice. Thanks for the video.
Hi
I am from Armenia
I love your chanel and I am always eating lavash everi day
Long Live Armenia !!! ARMENIA FOREVER !!! Best flat bread on earth !!
Love you all iranian from Denmark
Iranian? The video is about the Armenians, lol.
It’s about Armenia not Iran
I think he is from Iran currently living in Denmark.
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I've seen you before
I'm in Armenia and i'm so happy that you cames to Armenia♡ Carolina Aghajanian are you Armenian???
In India we have similar method of making bread called the tandoor and we make tandoori roti, naan etc. Warm and well wishes from India 🇮🇳
Yes she is Armenian American
i think the last name says it all
I should be sleeping because I have work tomorrow. But this video of how bread is made in another country seems interesting...
all i think about is Jonah’s family from David Dobrik’s vlog
W h e r e s b r e a d. W o m a n
You mean Jonas Brothers' clan?
I love any kind of breads.
I think tonir is called tandoor in pakistan , india and lavash is called naan
I’m indian and that is true
Well it’s tandoori oven
Desire Aquas naan is much thicker bread. I buy it often for my digèrent types of pizzaz that I make
naan is leavened bread and much thicker
In china its call nang
Yia sou Armenia mou!! ❤️ Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷 ❤️🇦🇲☦️☝️
Hey thanks man 🇦🇲🇬🇷♥️ God bless Greece 🙏✝️
Nothing more nostalgic then fresh bread!
In Northen Mexico (a part of the country that has mediterranean weather) we have something similar called Flour tortillas, you can enjoy them as they are, with butter, or wrap foods, like cheese, spiced chicken, meat or even to make a giant burrito, with meat, cheese, chopped onion, chili sauce and guacamole...they are so big that you'll be full with just half of it... it's a meal for two
Hello. Carlos, if u got family with diabetes, then watch out from the cheese and butter. 🙏🕊
Yum! Watching this reminded me of my time in Israel where I saw people make Lafah, which is similar to Lavash.
Me eating lavash while watching this video
Wow I’m so happy that you visiyed Armenia cause that’s my hometown ❤️ absolutely loved this video😉🥰
youtu.be/addme/1ppHEr7VcZgsxNpMWnHL4zrLtipHLQ
Lol even your name is azerbaijanian name
Love you so much my sacred Armenia !!!
I had one for the first time yesterday and it was delicious.
I love my country and everything that comes with it ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲
Very nice breads Armenia well done.
Lol 28th like and 200th view💕💕💕BTW i love this channel💕💕💕
Love these types of videos
Türkiye de Lavaş Ekmek üreticisiydim mazot sistemi ile çalışan Lavaş ekmeği üreticisiydim mazot pahallığı ve hayat pahallığı nedeniyle iş yerimi kapatmak zorunda kaldım Türkiye in her iline hatta Avrupa ülkelerine yer yer siparişlerim oluyordu kalite hizmet müşteri memnuniyeti kaliteli hizmet benim için çok gurur vericiydi, ne yazıkti 18 yıllık Lavaşçılık hayatımızın tecrübelerine dayanarak verdiğimiz hizmeti son olmasına sebet oldu
I love lavash. I'm eating lavash right now with chicken breast kebab, basmati rice, lemon, onions and sharazi 🥗. Salad Central Valley, California
Tbh i went to Armenia and enjoyed lavash by wrapping it with hummus and sometimes baklava, you can get creative with the things you can pair I too
I went to Yerevan, Djilan,and Tzakadhor in Armenia
Now i want lavash with cheese and greens owo
Lavash is a really good general use substitute for high carb breads. I can't speak for traditionally prepared lavash, but I use the Arnold's lavash bread for everything from wraps, grilled sandwiches, and even hotdogs, and the lower carb and higher protein content is game changing when you're on a diet and without sacrificing enjoyment by eating something disgusting.
I've never seen any Arnold's, only Joseph's Lavash.
I do put those lavash to make them more crispy in the oven, baste with some garlic oil, top with boursin cheese crab dip and top with chervil. Man delicious!!!
Viva Armenia and the armenian food❤
Now that would make one hell of a monster burrito!!
Yoo I'm from Armenia🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲
I love food!
When i was a kid we mixed flour and water and fried it in a hot skillet. It was like a very thin pancake and we only made these because we were hungry. We had the flour and water on hand usually all the time.
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Lavash! Lavash ! It’s heavenly testy, you can”t stop eating it! 👍
Very good ...thanks
Before watching it i thought why the lavaash so dry but it was interesting to know that it's of two types!!!
I love shawarma with lavash more than peta bread
soft lavash and naan have quite some resemblence. Naan goes really well with indian curries, I hope Lavash does the same!
Quanto sono belle e gentili queste signore.
E il pane dev'essere una bonta'
Num num looks delicius❤️
This would be amazing with traditional spicy herbs tomato sauce with mushrooms...yum
Me recuerda a las tortillas de harina que comemos en México.
Ninguna cultura es totalmente única
i like that lavash
So hungry 😋.хочу 🤤
It’s the same as chapati but larger. Yumminess 💕
Very interesting - thanks for sharing
Thx for sharing. The vertical clay oven is ubiquitous in many cultural/ethnically cuisines! Would the lavash be the Armenian naan?
wow I have to learn how to make this, great video
The narrator looks so pretty :))) I really wanna try lavash with her :D
Reminds me of ruti (chapatti) 😋😋
it's a very,very,very big bread. i want to eat it too
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Wow.. 🤤
Now that's a language I've never heard before.
Awesome & Thanks :)
My Armenia best country of world little and beautiful 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲
Wonderful video!! Can you tell me the location of Tsirani Garden Restaurant and the Megerian Cultural Complex? I can't seem to find either on google maps..
oh man that looks good
*queue a bunch of people getting triggered claiming that a said bread was stolen from their country bla bla bla*
*uh scuse me but my ancestors were the first people to make flour these people stealing my culture smh*
@@droopsmoop *ok but no one gives a sh***
There are Rice people you know... Can't leave without Rice... But I respect that bread too... I also love bread... And it looks cool. 😅😘✌
EARLY! YUMMMY
youtu.be/addme/1ppHEr7VcZgsxNpMWnHL4zrLtipHLQ
I loved it
Thanks
ARMENIA! FINALLY!
When u find out ur 1% armenian
Aint that the wrap from sausage party
Can tell that's delicious 🤤
As an Azerbaijani I love Armenian dishes
HAYASTAN 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲
The difference between Armenian/Turkish bread and that of Indian,Pakistan or any type of middle eastern bread is in the type of spice they use. I personally like, they Turkish meze bread.
The Mexican in me wants to make a burrito out of that, looks so good
Yum yum yum 🤤 delicious 😋 🇦🇲
i love wheath lavash is yummy
Perfect meal, pinto beans mashed like frejoles, add green onions, a tiny bit of chicken bullion, cumin, chili powder, a pat of Garlic butter, mozzarella cheese, sour cream, wrap in big Lavash, I have it everyday for lunch
THIS IS WHERE BREAD LADY GETS HER BREAD! (if you watch David Dobrik you’ll understand)
Lavash is Azeri food. I had researched about that. Greetings from Portugal ❤️
Litteraly takes 5 sec to google bro that it's origins are either armenia or Iran
I haven't seen a single source that makes lavash this way or says that it's azeri, sure azerbaijan people do have lavash but armenians ate them bc
@Mosero Mosei same site so here is also my evidence
ich.unesco.org/en/RL/lavash-the-preparation-meaning-and-appearance-of-traditional-bread-as-an-expression-of-culture-in-armenia-00985
@Mosero Mosei even wikipedia has it so im not forcing you to believe it I just like to be true and factual
@Mosero Mosei what I think is most likely they share many cultures and traditions because they are neighbour countries, why I believe that maybe it's originated from armenia it's because the country is old itself so the method might be different we can't confirm because we didn't live in the past
@Mosero Mosei maybe after all is armenians and countries near us are mostly a branch of the indo-europeans I do believe that turks might be ancient too but they as a civilization that formed into turkey they aren't old (meaning they probably were tribes that lived around those parts but didn't have a certain country calling turkey because they most likely refered themselves as turks, same as armenians)
Because armenians had a formed kingdom for awhile so cultures must've formed relating to the way they made flatbread lavash
Or what I think is the azeris mustve been just neighbour country (which the armenians refered them as akhvanq for quite some time) so they shared cultures, both countries share many things
Anyway thanks for the discussion
Sooooo delicious
Holy moly that's a huge flatbread :O
You could wrap a small child in it
1:23 "to make it you only need flour water and salt"
...
1:26 (and this thing we won't talk about)
Sourdough?
@@kapilsethia9284 maybe baking soda