News — Pitta bread

There’s something special about gathering around a table, tearing warm pitta, dipping generously, and sharing great food with even better company. At Mamoosh, that spirit of community and connection is at the heart of everything we do — and this spring, we’ve got two delicious reasons to celebrate. Enjoy 10% Off Our Pitta Bundles (from 27 April – 11 May) Whether you're planning a family get-together, a relaxed garden lunch, or simply stocking up on your favourites, our freshly made pitta bundles are the perfect centrepiece. Order now. Our pittas are made using traditional methods and simple, quality ingredients —...

Liberal Democrat leader visits Mamoosh Bakery, Newhaven On 16 January, we were pleased to welcome Sir Ed Davey, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, to Mamoosh, alongside James MacCleary MP for Newhaven and Lewes District. Their visit was a chance to share our story — from baking our first batch of pittas at home to growing into a local bakery and riverside deli and café — and to talk honestly about the challenges of running a small, family-owned food business in today’s climate. Coffee and fresh pittas Over coffee and fresh pittas, we spoke about the realities facing independent food producers...

With December gone and the decorations taken down we can look forward to a month of clean eating. January has always been a month to take time to reset and nourish our bodies, and if you are thinking about a healthy start to the year, then we have some tasty and healthy foods to recommend. At the top of the list, will always be our nutritious pittas – let’s take a closer look how they are crafted.   Wholemeal pitta - the healthy option. Our wholemeal pittas are made from stoneground wholemeal and have a higher wholemeal percentage compared to average...

Dip into National Picnic Week with some pitta favourites National Picnic Week 2024 will be celebrated between June 17th and 23rd. The time generally heralds the warmer weather in the UK and the longer summer evenings. We like to get together with family and friends and celebrate summer and our love for the great outdoors and eating in the open air. While picnicking is frequently seen as a quintessentially British pastime, its origins can be traced back to early 17th-century France. Across Europe and the Middle East, though, the picnic is almost an everyday occurrence as everyone loves eating outdoors....