Joseph’s Low Net Carb Flax Pita Bread, 1 Pack, 6 Count

I recommend these to anyone trying to reduce carb intake while not restricting completely. We use them regularly for authentic chicken gyros and I also use them to make mini pizzas. No one in my family can tell these apart from regular pita not even me and I know they are lower carb alternatives with ancient grains.

Pizza! Yeah, and grilled cheese is okay BUT butter doesn't stick to it as well as it would white high carb bread. But miss pizza as a Diabetic? Try this, in an air fryer, 360 degrees - 8 minutes on aluminum foil if ya wanna avoid cleanup. Tomato paste or ragu or whatever ya want as your tomato stuff, pepperoni to stir it round on the pita, cover with pepperoni, mozerallaia (Yah, spelled it wrong) then more pepperoni. Stick it in - cook it - it's not as good as a pizza ordered and cooked at a pizza place, but for a diabetic - it's close enough. Sadly we can't have good stuff, but from time to time, we can have almost as good. :) Also use these for grill cheese, works okay. Just cut a flap, plop some cheese slices in, BAM.

These are just the VERY best pitas I have ever had, and that includes homemade! They are beautifully thin and perfectly puffed right to the outer edge.

I only order three at a time because they run out quickly… the heart friendly ones only have 5, The big whole wheat ones only have 4, and they go bad quickly- these don't go bad. I've had them for up to a month and they are still good.

I LOVE THESE!! Very disappointed I have been to my Walmart store the last 2 times and they have not been there!! I sure hope they haven't discontinued them!! If so I will have to go to Meijer to get them!!

Ok so.... these are pretty good! I started buying these for my adult daughter when she was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes due to lower carb content. Now, that she has moved out I still pick these up every once and while. I will admit that plain out of the package they are a bit like cardboard but.... they are good toasted a bit with cheaper and meat or even pizza toppings. We have also used them instead of hamburger buns when we were not in the mood for puffy buns.

I'm trying hard to eats less carbs and more fiber, these help, I toast mine in a buttered skillet then spread fresh mashed avocado with a little salt on top for breakfast and it's delicious. I cut one in half and put tuna salad in it but had to be careful because they are thin and fragile when you open them. Definitely buying again and trying the pizza recipe. These have a better flavor when toasted in a little butter in a skillet, gonna try in the toaster too

These pita pocket bread are good. Thin and soft. I cut them in half to open pocket. I fill pocket with chicken salad (chicken, cranberries, pecans %26 celery).

It was just OK. It’s serve the purpose of being low carb, but it’s nothing like the big, fluffy, homemade pita bread that you would get from Middle Eastern restaurant. I would suggest brushing it with butter and garlic, and toasting it in the oven so it would have more flavor.

Two stars because they taste good, and they were fresh. But if you wanted to stuff them, good luck. They are EXTREMELY THIN! See photos for proof. If you hold them up to a light, you can almost see through them. And then you slice them in half so you can stuff them, when you pull the sides apart, they are so thin, thinner than a taco shell. They tear easily. It would be better to just place you items on it, and fold it in half, like a taco. But that defeats the purpose if you want, say, falafel. Freshness was great, and they have lasted for about three weeks on my counter, Still fresh, They are of average size, like a pita, just nearly paper then. Every one of them in the package was thin, I held them up to a ight and was disappointed, I bet these would make some killer pita crisps though in the air fryer, or deep fried. They are so thin, they would be delicious, But please don't plan on stuffing them, they will make you cry with frustration. One moer thing, they had a lovely texture, as you'd expect. Not too chewy, but nice. I bet you could even make some nice pb%26j roll-ups with these, because they are so thin. Honestly, this brand has the thinnest pita bread I have ever encountered, to b honest. Tasty good, but very thin.