Cinnamon French Toast has captivated the hearts of many, earning its spot as a beloved breakfast classic that offers both indulgence and nutritional value. Its widespread popularity stems from the irresistible combination of warm, custardy bread with a comforting hint of cinnamon. This delectable dish has become a top choice for those seeking a quick and nourishing breakfast, even amidst a busy day. Its ease of preparation and hearty nature make it a convenient option to start the morning on a satisfying note. Whip up this delightful treat and savor its flavors, knowing that it brings joy and nourishment to your day.

I've made no secret of the fact that I can't bake. Which is unfortunate, because freshly baked cinnamon buns, with or without cream cheese frosting, are among my very, very favourite foods. So I made this dessert to compensate, at least a little. It's sweet, it's buttery, it's cinnamony, it's pretty darned good. The observant may notice that the recipe calls for 9 slices of bread, but the picture only shows 6 toasts. That's because my daughter swiped 3 while I was setting up the photo. If that's not an endorsement, I don't know what is.

My father used to make French toast all the time. As I grew up I wanted to make it. So through trial and error I came up with this recipe. My father's used to be a little soggy, but mine is not. This is sure to be a quick, and easy meal. Cinnamon is optional, so is syrup.

Warm, crispy toast with a cinnamon-sugar topping and some Quebec maple syrup. Whipped cream, fresh fruit, or fruit preserves are excellent additions to this sweet breakfast. Adjust the level of sugar to your liking. You can also make it savoury by omitting the sweet stuff and going with herbs! Try rosemary and paprika, and grease the pan with olive oil instead of butter. Italian seasoning works too.

I find it overwhelming if both sides are buttered so I put butter, sugar, and cinnamon on only one side of the bread. The measurement of the butter, sugar, and cinnamon would depend on your preference. :) I don't have a toaster so I use pan instead.

This is a scaled down version of my bread pudding recipe and different bread. I’m trying to fake my grandkids out and make them think it’s French toast. Little beggars are picky! But of course, Grammy will try anything.

So good it didn't even need syrup!!!!

I tried using amino-acid rich sake lees on toast, and I liked it lot. I tried using skim milk, honey, and many other things, but the milky flavor of condensed milk went best with the sake lees.Sake lees loses flavor when heated, so I recommend using it as a topping after toasting the bread. It will taste sweeter that way too. Adjust the amount of ingredients to taste. Recipe by miyuki12

French toast, cut into cubes and toasted on all sides. It has more crispy edges than regular French toast. Also rolled in cinnamon sugar for that extra crunch and flavor!

I love sweet potatoes, so I made this sweet potato toast.The salt in the margarine gives the flavor depth, so be sure to use it.The sweet potatoes will shrink a bit in the microwave, so don't cut too small.The listed weight of the sweet potatoes is the raw weight. Recipe by JUNSEI mama

Cinnamon Vanilla French Toast

easy and a nice little treat