Is pitta bread soy free?

[flyingbeet]

I suspect my baby might have a soy allergy so I'm cutting out soy but I'm new to this. I'm not sure if pitta bread has soy in it. All it says is wholemeal flour, oil and water

soya is one of the 14 allergens that legally have to be declared on the label in bold or underlined. So if it is not on the label it is not in the product

Most pittas don't contain soya. If it's not listed in the ingredients you're fine.. You do need to always check though as some brands of pitta bread do contain soya.

As already said, always read the label. With an allergy or intolerance you have to become one of those people who spends ages looking at packets in supermarkets.

I have a soy allergy.
Pitta bread has never made me ill.

It will be in bold in the ingredients. Pittas, wraps, bagels, crumpets and part baked baguettes often don't have soya in.
Baked in store baguettes and loaves often don't
Tesco, coop and Aldi own brand bread is often ok. I think Waitrose bread was ok from recollection and I don't know about Asda and Lidl as I don't have them local to me.
Branded bread, Morrisons and Sainsbury's bread all usually contain soya