Pita Bread
Soft, pillowy, and with a delightful pocket perfect for stuffing, pita bread is a versatile flatbread that brings warmth and comfort to any meal.
Notes
Look for fresh pita bread with a soft texture and a slightly chewy crust for the best experience.
Uses
- Wraps
- Dips like hummus or baba ganoush
- Sandwiches
- Pita chips
Replacements
- Tortillas
- Flatbread
- Naan
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