Arabic spice blend including saffron, cinnamon, and clove. Slightly sweet. Loved the pillowy soft texture!
($2.50 a la carte, $28.50 for full Taste It All platter)
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I dont really know what this was or what its suppose to taste like but
soft & warm!
The #raselhanout flavored #pita was a good combination of #spice some of which I could
figure out and some not.
One of a few choices of #pita that they have. And you get 1 free for every 5 pita ordered
#veganuary
The bread has a good texture but I wish they sprinkled more portion of the
spices! The spice is an Arabic blend of saffron, cinnamon, clove, etc. #sgeats #veganisnotscary #veganin2022
(the right one in the 2nd photo) the staff recommended this and explained what the
flavour is as cinnamon - i think that might not be the accurate name of the spice caus it's probably some Moroccan spice but yes cinnamon is a good way to describe what it tastes like!! can definitely feel the flavour coming through; this one can be eaten on its own
Sweeter.great taste.
Goes well with the dips.
#veganuary
Lovely lovely spice blend on a beautifully baked pita bread. Perfect with their hummus and
falafels.
Pita bakery along Bali Lane is a 100% vegan place, something Singapore certainly needs more of. An amazing range of breads, dips and falafels. I spent a Long time deciding what not to get this time(I couldn’t well buy everything, so I thought), so I’m definitely coming back here.
Never had ‘ras el hanout’ elsewhere before. I believe it’s a type of Moroccan spice.
I can’t describe it because there’s nothing similar in Chinese food but I’ll definitely recommend people to try it cause it’s really good :)
The infamous spice blend. Like the garlic pita, this pita (the one behind) is also
subtle in taste.
Unique taste of cinnamon & mixed spices on pita! (Bottom pita)
