They are baked a short amount of time at a high heat which makes the puff out.
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So this week I'm on sandwiches.
I need a low point, filling lunch, otherwise I resort to over-snacking during the afternoons.
Pitas are low points, and room to add lots of free filling.
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I found a lean version of Black Forest ham which is very tasty. Add veggies, cheese, and a fat free dressing and BAM....a nice healthy lunch.
I buy pitas in bulk at Costco, and freeze a couple packages. I try to stay on the healthier side and get whole wheat...but Monday my hand strayed to the white pitas.
I use a low calorie marble cheese, and a fat free Italian dressing. I even stuffed a little parsley in there.
(Shelley)
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