ThinSlim has three pita formats, but only one has a documented traditional pocket. That detail makes the choice easier.
Choose Soft n' Fluffy Pitas when you want to stuff a pita sandwich. The product page describes a soft, chewy pita with a traditional pocket, so it is the clearest fit for sliced chicken and lettuce, a thick tuna salad, or a vegetable-and-cheese filling. Each package has five pitas. The page lists 55 calories, 0 grams of net carbs, 7 grams of protein, and 7 grams of fiber per pita.
For a toast-and-dip lunch, try Brick Oven Pitas. The product page lists five pitas per package and suggests toast, dips, and sandwich ingredients. Warm one pita, cut it into pieces, and serve it with hummus, a yogurt-based dip, or a thick bean dip. Each pita lists 45 calories, 0 grams of net carbs, 7 grams of protein, and 7 grams of fiber.
Power Pita is a versatile option for wraps, sandwiches, dips, or an open-faced lunch. The current page lists 45 calories, 0 grams of net carbs, 7 grams of protein, and 7 grams of fiber per pita. It does not state that the pita has a pocket or describe a particular texture, so choose it for the uses on its own page rather than assuming it performs like Soft n' Fluffy.
For an open-faced lunch, spread a light layer of chicken salad, cheese, or vegetables over one pita. For a quick personal pizza, use a thin layer of sauce and cheese. For a less messy dip plate, keep the pita whole until it is warm, then cut it just before serving.
All three products contain wheat and are not gluten-free. The Soft n' Fluffy page uses recipe or ingredient estimates for its nutrition figures, while the Brick Oven and Power Pita pages state that their nutrition information received independent laboratory testing. Fillings and sauces change the finished meal, so check their labels separately if you track nutrition.
