Blessing on Baguette Krantz

What is the blessing for Pita Krantz or Baguette Krantz?

Pita Krantz, its blessing is "Borei Minei Mezonot" because it is crunchy, and it is typically eaten for enjoyment. However, if one establishes a meal on it, its blessing is "Hamotzi," and within a bread meal, one does not bless on it. Since it has the form of bread, but is crunchy.
And even though it is prepared almost as a complete bread, and only afterwards seasoned and baked to become crunchy, nevertheless, since it is made for enjoyment, its blessing is "Borei Minei Mezonot." It is not similar to toast, which is crunchy yet its blessing is "Hamotzi," because the toast was complete bread and does not lose its bread significance when baked again and becomes crunchy. (The Pita Krantz is not fried but baked, and if it were fried, since it never contains a kezayit, its blessing would be "Mezonot").

Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim, Siman 168, Seif 7: "And there is an opinion that it is bread, whether seasoned or not, that they make as thick dry pieces and chew them, and they are called bishkonish, and the law is like all these things that they are given the laws we said about bread that comes with kisnin." And this is certainly only when they are baked initially for this, but for toast, certainly their blessing is "Hamotzi," as with bread that has pockets, which certainly needs to be baked first, and it never occurred to anyone that when sugar and sweets are added to the pita, its blessing would be "Borei Minei Mezonot."