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This is how I make french toast... this is the batter only. I said it serves 4, but it makes 4 large whole grain bread slices, or 6 sandwich sized white bread. Depending on the bread you use, it is easily enjoyable without butter or syrup! What Course Is batter for making french toast?batter for making french toast is for Breakfast. How Long Does batter for making french toast Recipe Take To Prepare?batter for making french toast takes several minutes to prepare. How Long Does batter for making french toast Recipe Take To Cook?batter for making french toast takes several minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does batter for making french toast Recipe Make?batter for making french toast makes 4 servings. What Are The Ingredients For batter for making french toast Recipe?The ingredients for batter for making french toast are: 2 extra large eggs1/3 cup 2% milk 1 Tbsp granulated sugar 1 tsp. cinnamon How Do I Make batter for making french toast?Here is how you make batter for making french toast: Whip all listed ingredients together, while heating up a non-stick pan. Pour them, a little at a time, onto a small salad plate, in order to dip the bread while flat. Coat each side of the bread, and fry in the pan. Makes up to 6 sandwich sized slices of white bread, or 3-4 slices of the larger, whole grain breads. Most often, no butter or syrup is needed. * note - because this all depends on which bread you use, the calculations are only for the batter... you have to track your bread separately. I had mine this morning with a sunny-side up egg on the side. Yum! Number of Servings: 4Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user W8WATCHER4LIFE.What's The Nutritional Info For batter for making french toast?The nutritional information for batter for making french toast is:
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