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Thomas' Sahara pita pockets --very flimsy

Bob W | Sep 14, 2011 09:18 AM

I am very disappointed with these now that Sahara is part of the Thomas empire. These pitas are really thin and fall apart way too easily. They are useless for stuffing.

So now, in addition to despicable Lender-eque bagels, the once-esteemed Thomas name now is affixed to substandard pita bread. Mr. Sahara is no doubt rolling over in his grave.

Pita pockets should be sturdy enough to hold almost anything. These hold nothing. Conclusion: Fail.

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