bloody awful quality was very dry broke apart tast
bloody awful quality was very dry broke apart tasted of nothing wont buy again
Avoid
soft, doughy and flavourless. Always go mouldy before use by date even unopened. The white version is even worse.
i bay cheap
i bay cheap
TESCO ARE REALLY NOT LOOKING AFTER THEIR CUSTOMERS
I had been buying your pitta breads for years but last year you drastically reduced their size instead of putting the price up despite all you made out of us through the lockdown in 2020 so I stopped buying them from yourselves. However I found that another supermarket in our town that is not English sells the large size that you used to so I know buy my pitta breads from them.
I think they are fine, not sure what everyone is c
I think they are fine, not sure what everyone is complaining about. warm in toaster/oven
Great value - if on the thin side for pitta bread
It may depend what you want to use them for, but I think these are amazingly good value for money. I don't use them as pitta breads, I use them as a base for whatever topping takes my fancy, as ersatz pizza bases and for dipping. I have one with butter and marmalade for breakfast, with mashed avocado and walnut for lunch, or tomato/mozzarella/basil for tea ... they're extremely versatile and at this price, what's to dislike? (Unless you want them as pitta bread of course, because they're definitely on the thin side.)
Pointless pitta
No longer vegan??? Falling apart. A pointless pitt. Will no longer buy.
Are these pitta bread suitable for vegans or veget
Are these pitta bread suitable for vegans or vegetarian?the packet says vegan, the description says vegetarian and mentions milk , l have bought in past would like to know
Tiny: the great shrinking pitta bread
The breads are half the size they should be and even worse, the smallest of them are hidden in the middle of the pack.
Wafer thin and tastes like cardboard
Wafer thin and tastes like cardboard