Asda Smart Price Pitta Bread Reviews

As I have a 2 year old I'm always trying to find new and exciting alternatives for him instead of the usual sandwiches and rolls. A good thing for when he goes to school finding out what he will or will not eat at this stage. I decided that I would buy some pitta breads for him since there is a lot that can be done with them ...  Read the complete review

As many of you who read my reviews will know, I am on a diet and have recently lost two stone. I have also lost quite a bit of money, trying to keep up with my high cost dietry needs. It can work out really expensive when trying to accomodate low fat varieties and keep the rest of the housemates happy. I have recently ...  Read the complete review

Recently I've been spending a fortune on my work lunches, simply because I have been too disorganised to plan and buy ahead. However, last week, when I checked my bank balance I knew that something drastic had to be done... so off I popped to Asda intent on purchasing some cheap lunch items. One of the items I spotted was a pack of six ...  Read the complete review

I always thought that all pitta bread is the same. It most certainly is not. You definitely get what you pay for when it comes to this stuff. Like the Smart Price bread, I find these pittas to 'taste a bit cheap and nasty' but that isn't really what bothers me about them. The really annoying thing about them is that I ...  Read the complete review

When my mum brought these in Asda last week she threw them in the trolley and said "we'll try these, they're too cheap really but it's only pitta bread". Spoken like someone who doesn't eat pitta breads because we all know pitta's have to be soft and full of flavour! They cost 19p for 6 pitta breads and I don't ...  Read the complete review

I love all types of bread and pitta breads are no exception to this so I often keep a packet in the freezer especially for making ham and marmite toasted pittas which are just delicious with lashings of butter. These Smartprice pitta breads are available from Asda for 19p and for this price you will receive 6 pitta breads ...  Read the complete review

In my opinion, the only reason you will buy these is because they are cheap. The latest price I have seen in ASDA is about 40p for six, which is pretty much the cheapest price you will pay for 6 pittas. In my student days, I used these as a staple base for most meals. They are fairly small in comparison to the rest of the ...  Read the complete review

I often buy supermarket value ranges. I know they can be a bit hit and miss, but what I have found from 'basic' ranges is that the simplier the product is, the less difference there is from the more upmarket version. Chopped tomatos, for example, taste no different in value form than those that come branded because, esentially, they are ...  Read the complete review

Upon moving to my University town the first thing I did was shopping at ASDA, after months of Tesco Value products I needed something new. Unfortunately "Smartprice" has the same rules as "Value", some products are great other downright bad. --------------- I'm not too sure in which ...  Read the complete review

First Impressions The packaging for this product is very simplistic, as is all of the Smart Price range. 6 pitta breads are stacked one on top of the other in a see-through plastic wrapper and are labelled with the Smart Price green writing on white background. This is a very bland way to package a product and not very eye-catching ...  Read the complete review

Back on my Diet again, and hating it! When i'm at work I normally take sandwiches, but even they get boring, so I like to take a filled Pitta, which normally works out a little less in calories than 2 slices of Bread, but I think they can taste just as filling. I normally buy either Asda or Tesco's normal shop label ones and they cost ...  Read the complete review

WOW 19p for six pitta's. You cant go wrong, can you? Wrong! I know that there isn't alot that you can purchase for 19p these days but I truly wouldnt waste my money on these again. The bland packaging follows through to the product itself. I was assuming that they were so cheap as they seemed really ...  Read the complete review

To be honest, when it comes to pitta bread I never really thought there was a huge amount of difference between brands. The ones I most frequently buy are from the Somerfield economy range, but I occasionally buy them from Lidl too and both of these brands are really nice. I didn't think twice then about ordering the Smart Price pitta ...  Read the complete review