[jonlien]

I am just curious if you eat it out of the bag or reheat it in the toaster, etc. Any pros or cons?

 

[nigel]

I buy it 10-12 packs at a time and throw it in the freezer, then pull them out individually and put them in the toaster. That's what the package recommends and I certainly can't complain.

 

[April]

I like to microwave it for about 10-15 seconds to make it soft and yummy.

 

[April]

I like to microwave it for about 10-15 seconds to make it soft and yummy.

 

[synergy]

If I am using it as a dipping tool, I broil mine in the oven for 2-3 minutes to make pita chips, but for sandwhiches and the like, I leave it as is.

 

[GhostUser]

I put mine in the toaster. It's a little crispier so that it holds together better, especially if I have to spread it with something.

 

[ynaffit]

i put them in the oven for a couple of minutes.

 

[Jessica Alana]

I eat mine out of the bag as is.

 

[karenlovessnow]

I'm with April....I love my pita bread soft and warm

 

[GhostUser]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jessica Alana

I eat mine out of the bag as is.

Ditto

 

[Veggie Friendly]

I like to cut pita or flat bread into quarters and pop it into the toaster for a few minutes. It works great.

 

[Brandon]

Same as synergy. For dipping, toasted. For sandwiches/falafel, it's straight out of the bag. I wish I could find whole wheat pita here that doesn't contain friggin' honey.

 

[Walker]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ~Brandon

I wish I could find whole wheat pita here that doesn't contain friggin' honey.

I buy Toufayan pita bread at my local Sunflower Market, it costs $1.29 regularly but you can catch on sale for even cheaper than that sometimes. I just checked my whole wheat Toufayan packages and there is no mention of honey in the ingredients.

 

[Snow White]

Straight from the freezer to the toaster here too, 'cept I can't find whole wheat anywhere, so I haven't been eating nearly as much as I used to.