Joseph’s Original White Pita Bread 4 Count 11oz, Shelf-Stable

Would have been more of what I expected from Walmart if the packages bought from Walmart had not expired in 3 days after delivered ! learned to be more aware of expiration Dates seems to me the expiring Items are sent to the Home delivers !!!

Joseph's Original White Pita Bread is a solid pantry staple. The texture is soft and flexible, making it great for sandwiches, wraps, or quick pizzas without falling apart. I like that it's shelf-stable, which makes it convenient to keep on hand without worrying about it going bad quickly. The flavor is mild, so it works well with both savory and lightly sweet, crunchy fillings, but it's not the most flavorful pita on its own. Overall, it's a reliable, convenient option for everyday use, especially if you want something quick and versatile for avocado dip, as slices.

Actually prefer it over sliced bread. Holds up to your favorite sandwich fillings, Chicken Cesar Salad, even a simple tossed salad with your favorite dressing. Even used this pita bread instead of tortillas for fish tacos.

These work great for gyros, as well as for making personal pizzas, just add pizza sauce, shredded cheeses, and topings, then pop in toaster/pizza oven, delicious!

I bought these to use in making sandwiches. I've used pita bread in place of sandwich bread many times. This brand was a new one for me. Salt, I won't but it again. The bread in the packaging was broken near one edge of the slices. This means that instead of getting 2 sandwiches per pita bread, I only could make one. The other portion was too broken to be filled as a sandwich. The bread, when opened into a pocket, was too thin and tore easily. It was thinner than a flour tortilla. Overall, I was very disappointed in the product.

I never leave feedbacks on things I buy at Walmart. This is terrible!!! If you stare at it more than a few seconds they start to rip!! Like eating a damp sponge. The package shows these stuffed with a salad. They come ripped and stuck together. CANNOT make a sandwich. I used to be able to put peanut butter inside, now just trying to do this and they tear. These used to be a better quality in the past when company was smaller. They are only good to make pizzas with. Cut them in half toast them then make a pizza. They taste so bad right out of the package. The first ingredient listed is water. They are so limp, they can be better for a few more cents.

Discovered my pita bread had a melted piece of bright blue plastic on the underside of the bread. It's such an abnormal color, I can't even imagine what part of the machine that processes the bread melted on the pita?? But also, how did this slip through quality control?

Do not waste your money on these. they are terrible. first time I bought them, they were very dry and grainy...reminded me of the terrible pita sandwhiches my hippy mom fed me. This past week I bought them again from walmart because there were no other options (hoping they would be better). I bought them yesterday. I went to cook gyros for supper today (1 day later) and they are molded so I threw them away.

It's not the product, but Walmart. They delivered with an expiry day of the next day. They may be within their rights, but if I were to purchase in-store, I would have ensured that the product did not expire a couple of days. The convenience of home delivery has its downsides. Not happy with the way it's done.

They delivered an expired product with mold all over it. The mold is so clearly visible and yet the store sent it and haven't discarded it. Store - Roanoke, TX