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Whole-wheat English Muffins/Pitta Breads

Post by dan_penny » Mon, 26 Aug 2013 12:56 pm

Hi,

I've been trying to buy freshly baked wholewheat english muffins and pitta breads. i can't see to find them anywhere. Does anybody know for sure where these can be bought?

Help!!!

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Post by BedokAmerican » Mon, 26 Aug 2013 1:53 pm

To tell you the truth, its hard finding such items here. And if you see Eng muffins, they only sell one brand and its usually frozen. You might want to consider looking up a recipe online and getting the ingredients and making your own (and freezing the extra), as much of a hassle as that sounds. I've seen pita but it's always white.

You typically won't find the selection you'll find in your home country. For instance, in the US where I'm from, go to a store and there will be the following types of Eng muffins: white, wheat, honey wheat, multigrain, cinnamon with raisins, double fiber, rye and a host of others in several different brands. Here, you want Eng muffins and you generally just get white.

I've found that items at grocery stores here are hit or miss. Sometimes they'll carry specific products and you go back a few weeks later and they're no where to be found. With that being said, there may be some speciality grocers that sell what you're looking for, such as a neighborhood bakery (maybe one will take special orders, but maybe not). I don't know because I usually just go to Giant, Cold Storage, Fair Price or the condo convenience store.

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Post by BedokAmerican » Thu, 29 Aug 2013 2:57 pm

One thing to note is that the term "whole meal" is often used here instead of "whole wheat." Therefore, if asking at a store, you might want to say "whole meal" so the person who works there knows what you're talking about.

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