It contains D3, which is derived from sheep’s wool or some weird shit, so ixnay on the cereal we all grew up on. In case you’re wondering, traditional Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal is not vegan friendly. No worries if you can’t, though – crunchiness is pretty much guaranteed thanks to the cinnamon toasted cereal. If possible, use a day old loaf of bread. Day old bread will yield the crispiest results, and holds up in the batter much better.In addition, I have some secrets to making golden, crispy-edged, truly delicious French toast. I’m sure most of you reading this have made French toast before, but because we’re making these vegan friendly, you’ll need a few “non-traditional” ingredients.
#FRENCH TOAST CRUNCH HOW TO#
Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, let me give ya some tips on how to make the best vegan French toast bites. How to make cinnamon toast crunch french toastĭid I mention these French toast bites are vegan?! I mean, with a blog name like Eat Figs Not Pigs, I thought it’d be obvious, but just in case you need to see it in writing (I’m talking to you, trolls), then yes, these French toast bites are 100% vegan. With Thanksgiving just one week away, I wanted to give you guys a breakfast recipe that’s easy, delicious, and fun – one the whole family will love! And these cinnamon toast crunch French toast bites are it, ya’ll! These little morsels are gonna make all your French toast dreams come true, so grab a drink and let’s get to cookin’ the best cinnamon toast crunch French toast bites, shall we?! I mean, do you even see the perfect cinnamon-y crunchy coating on these French toast bites? I literally can’t even. Like…does it get any better?! Well, yes it does. This is French toast coated in CI-NNA-MON TOAST CRUNCH, you guys. Crunchy cinnamon toasted cereal meets with French toast for a vegan twist on a classic breakfast and brunch favorite! cinnamon toast crunch, meet french toastīRB cuz I’m currently dying over these cinnamon toast crunch French toast bites (that’s a mouthful, ain’t it?!).
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