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ATTENTION – We are closed on December 9th!

We would like to inform you that Retro Lángos will be closed on Monday, December 9th, for our annual Christmas team-building event. On this day, both our restaurant and delivery services will be unavailable.

Holiday opening hours 🎅 🎄 🕑

9th December – Team-building – CLOSED
24th December – Christmas break – CLOSED
25th December – Christmas break – CLOSED

26th December – Christmas break – CLOSED
31st December – New Year’s Eve – OPEN
1st January – New Year’s Day – OPEN

Thank you for celebrating the season with us – we look forward to seeing you!

As we explore different cuisines around the world, it’s interesting to see how some foods can be quite similar. An exciting comparison to consider is between lángos and pizza. Both are dough-based dishes, yet there are some key differences that set them apart. In this article, we’ll explore these differences and dive deeper into the world of lángos and pizza.

The art of dough

The first and perhaps most obvious difference lies in the type of dough. Lángos dough is light, soft, and fluffy, while pizza dough can be thin and crispy or thick and soft, depending on the style of pizza desired. Lángos dough occasionally contains potatoes, adding a unique texture and flavor to it.

Preparation and cooking methods

The preparation and cooking methods of lángos differ from those of pizza. Lángos is traditionally fried in hot oil, a quick and efficient method to puff up the dough. Pizza, on the other hand, is baked in an oven, where the dough cooks more slowly, allowing the toppings to meld together.

Toppings and serving

Both lángos and pizza can be topped generously, but the ingredients often differ. Classic lángos toppings include sour cream, grated cheese, garlic oil, and other simple yet tasty ingredients. Pizza, however, has a broader range of toppings, including tomato sauces, mozzarella, ham, mushrooms, peppers, and almost anything your imagination allows.

Social experience vs. quick snack

Lángos often provides instant enjoyment – found at a promenade, a festival, or a lángos stand, bringing a slice of nostalgia. Pizza, however, often becomes a meal to share with friends or family, making it a social event.

Common ground

Despite the many differences between lángos and pizza, we love both for their deliciousness and versatility. Both adapt well to individual tastes and preferences, always having a place on the menu.

As we explore the world’s cuisines, it’s worth taking a moment to understand the history and differences of these foods. In the case of lángos and pizza, these two classic dishes not only satisfy our stomachs but also win our hearts as we take another bite in our culinary adventure. Enjoy both, prepared to your unique taste!

Bon appétit!

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