When bags of pita chips showed up at every major grocery store, I admit I was the first to jump on board. I loved a good bag of Stacey’s Pita chips. No denying it. That is until I started playing around in my kitchen and came up with this recipe. Seriously, there is nothing better than any form of bread coming out of your own oven, and pita chips are no exception. These homemade, toasty warm, crunchy chips ready for dipping in your favorite sauce, salsa, or hummus are out of this world. 💫

Recipe Ingredients

Pita Bread – Leftover, day-old pita bread is perfect for this recipe, so don’t toss any extra pita sitting on your kitchen counter, even if four or five days have gone by.Spices – Garlic powder, chili powder, and za’atar seasoning are what I use for pita chips, but this part of the recipe is totally customizable. Use any herb or spice you enjoy to season your chips.Olive Oil – This ingredient is indispensable if you want to get that classic pita chip crunch. 😋

How to Make Pita Chips

Pita Chip Prep

Combine the spices and olive oil in a small bowl and set aside. (Photo 1)Prep the Pan – Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set it aside.Cut the Pieces – Cut your pita pockets or pita bread into triangle-shaped pieces and arrange the pieces on the baking sheet in a single layer. (Photo 2-3)Season the chips with the oil and spice mixture using a kitchen brush. (Photo 4)

Bake and Serve the Chips

Bake the pita chips at 400℉/205℃ for 7-15 minutes or until golden brown and crispy. Cooking times will vary depending on the size and thickness of pita chips. (Photo 5)Cool – Let the chips cool and serve with your favorite dip or this hummus. Enjoy! 😁 (Photo 6)

Recipe Variations

Tips and Tricks

Make-Ahead Instructions

You can prepare your spice mixture and cut up your pita bread ahead of time. When ready to enjoy them, simply arrange the bread on the baking pan, brush with your premade oil and herb mixture, and bake!

Serving and Storage Instructions

I love to enjoy these pita chips while they are still a little warm and fresh out of the oven, but truth be told, they are equally delicious once they cool. Definitely serve with something yummy to dip them in. Store completely cooled pita chips in an airtight container. I usually use a ziplock bag, and they stay good for about five days.

What Goes With Pita Chips

So many things go with pita chips! But let me start with my favorite dips. Definitely try pita chips with bean dip, spinach artichoke dip, or pico de gallo. All three are amazing. Another favorite of mine for pairing with pita chips is Hummus with roasted garlic. Make it homemade, and forget all about your favorite store-bought hummus. 😋

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Conclusion

This is one of my favorite snacks, and I think it will be one of yours too! Give it a try, and don’t forget to get creative with your dips and salsas. What are you going to dip your homemade pita chips in? I can’t wait to hear! 😁

Watch How to Make It

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