
Sucre, Bolivia
Tortilla de Queso
A thin, crisp cheese flatbread from Sucre and the Bolivian highlands, baked on a comal and folded while warm. A simple, salty snack or breakfast bread.
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Sucre, Bolivia
A thin, crisp cheese flatbread from Sucre and the Bolivian highlands, baked on a comal and folded while warm. A simple, salty snack or breakfast bread.

Araucanía, Chile
Bread cooked in ashes, traditional Mapuche preparation, smoky and rustic, a simple and ancient bread, traditional.

Ecuador
An Ecuadorian green plantain tortilla with cheese, fried until golden, a coastal and breakfast classic.

Panama
Tortillas
A Panamanian thick corn tortilla, fried until crispy, served with cheese, eggs, or meat, a breakfast and street classic

Mexico
A fried, crisp corn tortilla topped with beans, meat, salsa, and cheese.

Guatemala
Tostadas
A Guatemalan fried tortilla topped with black beans, guacamol, salsa, cheese, or curtido, a daily and street classic

Mexico
A thick, baked corn chip, sturdy enough for dipping.

Sri Lanka
එළවළු රොටි
A thin godamba roti folded around a spiced filling of potato, carrot, leek and onion with roasted curry powder, griddled until crisp.

Venezuela
Arepa
Disc of precooked white maize flour and water, griddled until a crust forms, then split open and packed with a filling — eaten at any meal, every day.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Roti
Flatbread originating from India, widely enjoyed in Saint Vincent; thin dough filled with curried meats, vegetables, or chickpeas; reflects the Indian influence on the island's cuisine; commonly eaten for lunch or dinner; served with chutney or hot sauce; the roti of Saint Vincent; a Caribbean-Indian fusion; an everyday food.

Ontario, Canada
A Windsor, Ontario pizza with shredded pepperoni, canned mushrooms, and a sweet, oregano-heavy sauce.

Dominican Republic
A Dominican fried dough circle, thin and crispy, like a johnny cake, served at beaches and as a snack. A Boca Chica beach staple, eaten with beer or hot chocolate. Boca Chica vendors also serve the named Yaniqueques de Jacobo style.

Turkey
Paper-thin dough sheets for börek and baklava.

Zanzibar City, Tanzania
Thin dough stretched over a griddle, filled with minced meat, egg, onion, cheese and mayonnaise, folded into a square and fried in oil.

Syunik, Armenia
Ժենգյալով հաց
Flatbread stuffed with up to twenty chopped wild herbs and greens, sealed and dry-cooked on a griddle — the signature bread of Artsakh, now made across Armenia.