With globalisation, we could now get them off the shelves from major supermarkets locally, of course at a higher price if you compare them at less than SG$0.10 cents per piece in Arab; with many places offering them for free taking.

The bread may be eaten in accompaniment with any sorts of cooked meat, eggs, tomatoes, salad dishes. For a light snacks, it may be spread with jam, peanut butter, kaya, and all other assortments of cheese or toppings.
As a novice cook, i could only whip up a simple Tuna Onion Sandwich with my half cut-open, pocketed Arabic bread :) Try the thicker version of the bread; i feel it have a better bite than the thin ones.
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