Fresh(est) Pita?
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Anonymous
| Inspired to make my own dips and need some great pita. Any recommendations? |
Anonymous
| Mediterranean Bakery in Alexandria is great. You can also easily make your own naan for your dip. |
Anonymous
| Naan is not pita. |
Anonymous
| Make them yourself. Pita are extremely easy to make. |
Anonymous
| Little sesame sells them |
Anonymous
WTH? |
Anonymous
It’s a flat bread that’s easy to dip that doesn’t take as much of a time commitment as pita because it doesn’t need yeast 🤷♀️ |
Anonymous
And costco sells those Naan little dippers. yum! |
Anonymous
| Wooden Bakery in Vienna |
Anonymous
| Lebanese taverna. Particularly if you order it from the restaurant and it comes fresh. Very good. |
Anonymous
| I love The Perfect Pita hummus and pitas - Whole Foods sells them. |
Anonymous
| Agree Naan and pita can often be used interchangeably. But, Naan does usually need yeast. |
Anonymous
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Bakedsome pita is NOTICABLY better than any other grocery store pita. I buy from FreshDirect, not sure where else it’s available.
You can also buy from a local middle eastern restaurant or bakery that bakes them in house. Few do these days, but it’s great to support them. Bakedsome is the closest I’ve found to fresh baked. |
Anonymous
+100 |
Anonymous
This is the answer - they sell them fresh out of the oven, still warm! |