Where can I buy Flat Bread like Subway sells for home use?

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I love the flatbread from Subway and would really like to make my own subs at home using store-bought flatbread. However, I haven't been able to find flatbread in stores—only round, pita-style breads. Is there a specific store that sells flatbread similar to Subway's, or a particular brand I can purchase for home use?

Sonny Greenholt · Accepted Answer

I have found flat bread at Fresh & Easy and Costco's. Try those places. Usally health food stores have those special items.

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Anonymous · Answer

You can probably make you own.  Loks like most pita bread is just basic yeast flour bread.  1 cup water, 2 tsp yeast, 2.5 - 3 cups flour and a bit of salt.  The big difference is the baking, hotter oven at 500 degrees with just like 3 minutes bake time and but very close to the heating element (bottom rack).  Most pitas are rolled in circles, but if you did a rectangle, you'd probably have a very good flat bread.

Anonymous · Answer

Heath food, organic, or Middle Eastern grocery stores (or stores with a Middle Eastern ethnic section) carry all kinds of flat bread. They also sell a couple of kinds at Costco (the tandoori naan with hummus is excellent).

Anonymous · Answer

Try local bakeries - usually small ones - but not always.

The bakery in the smaller Canadian city where I reside has several flat breads on sale.

This bakery does not claim any ethnicity but is owned/run by folk of Vietnamese background.

Anonymous · Answer

Hell No ! They Try To Make It Seem Healthy On TV But Its Not At All. Trying Packing Lunch With Fruit And Veggies, But Not Plain Fruit And Veggies, So You Wont Get Bored:)

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