I've decided that what type of bread you use makes all the difference in french toast. I wish I had more time so that I could make all sorts of bread and experiment with french toast, because really... there's just nothing as comforting as some quality french toast.



(and yeah, the title doesn't apply... sorry)
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Carla, I disagree. French toast is downright nasty. If I may paraphrase something I once heard someone funny say one time, "French toast -- what is that? Stale bread covered in mucus?"
ha ha that's hilarious and quite the vivid description. I can see where you're coming from.... but, if you come out to provo utah i will take you to get Kneader's French Toast and change your mind.
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