noun
definition
A flat bread pouch used for making sandwiches such as gyros or falafels.
Examples of pita in a Sentence
All you need is an outdoor-friendly menu (think carrot sticks, cheese sandwiches, pita bread, hummus, fruit, water and juice), a blanket big enough for all and a basket or cooler to tote your meal.
Pita pockets are a portable solution to two slices of bread.
Egyptian bread is often unleavened, such as whole wheat pita, coated with coarse ground wheat.
In perhaps a slightly unbalanced deal, Creasy helps Pita become really good at swimming.
We have had our fair share of pita bread and quite a few are familiar with hummus, a favored spread made from chickpeas.
Pita bread most always packs better and is more durable than other breads.
Tzatziki is a delicious cucumber yogurt sauce that is the perfect topping for Gyros sandwiches and a great dip for pita bread.
This Middle Eastern dip is always a healthy delight, and is wonderful served with whole-wheat pita bread and a vegetable platter consisting of raw carrots and sweet pepper slices.
Cheese and fruit go so well together, and all you'll have to add in are crackers or slices of pita bread.
This cafe specializes in hot dogs, pita wraps and slow cooked roast beef served quickly for those on the go.
Enjoy lunch, dinner and late-night dining also with menu items like shawarma, which is slow, spit-roasted chicken, lamb or beef wrapped in pita bread, served with lettuce, tomato and garlic sauce.
The menu features a number of tasty appetizers, from tangy lentil soup to tabbouleh (mint and parsley salad) to hummus and pita bread.
Among the manufactured products are cotton, woollen and "pita" fibre fabrics, sugar, rum, mescal, beer, furniture, pottery, soap, candles, leather, matches, chocolate, flour and cigarettes.