Huarache vs Sope

Huarache is a Mexican street food consisting of a thick, elongated masa flatbread named for its resemblance to the sole of a traditional huarache sandal. The dough is frequently molded around a center of mashed beans before being cooked on a griddle. Once cooked, it is garnished with a substantial layer of toppings, which typically include salsas, crumbled cheese, onions, and various meats such as...

A sope is a small, thick Mexican flatbread made from masa dough that is shaped into a disc and cooked on a comal. While still warm, its edges are pinched to create a raised rim, forming a shallow bowl that holds various toppings. The base is traditionally spread with a layer of refried beans before being garnished with meats, shredded lettuce, crumbled cheese, salsa, and crema. Sold by street vend...