Laalautiöt
Laalautiöt is a Finnish term referring to a type of traditional Finnish sweet bread or pastry. The name itself is believed to derive from "laulava" meaning "singing" and "läti" or "lätti" which can refer to a flatbread or pancake, suggesting a bread that might have been historically associated with singing or celebratory occasions, or perhaps a bread with a light, airy texture.
These pastries are typically made from a yeasted dough, often enriched with butter, sugar, and eggs. Common
Laalautiöt are usually enjoyed as a treat, often with coffee or tea. They are particularly popular during