Party Food Faves: French Toast Bites

French Toast Bites, party style! So cute for breakfast parties, brunches, etc. And the kids LOVE THEM!

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These French Toast Bites are one of those recipes you need to make for every morning gathering you host, like seriously NEED to make it because it’s just so good everyone will keep asking for more (and for the recipe, and for some later). French Toast Party Bites are incredibly delicious, fairly easy to make and look straight out of a magazine (+ it’s perfect for the summer months!)

These french toast bites are loaded with flavor, covered in the most delicious cinnamon sugar ever and have the perfect size for parties (read: bite size).

French Toast Bites, party style! So cute for breakfast parties, brunches, etc. And the kids LOVE THEM!

I also love that you can quickly make a French Toast “bar” if you are feeling like elevating your get-together to full party status! For the bar, you can make a big batch of french toast bites, cover in sugar half of them and leave plain the other half and serve an assortment of toppings and syrups. My favorite flavor combo is coconut slices (it also looks BEAUTIFUL in clear serving bowls) and maple syrup. Think of it like the french sister of the pancake bar.

coconut-for-french-toast-bitesFrench Toast Bites, party style! So cute for breakfast parties, brunches, etc. And the kids LOVE THEM!

To pack them with serious flavor, I dunk them into a spiced milk and egg mixture. I usually like to add nutmeg and cinnamon but you can also add pumpkin spice (for a fall-appropriate treat) or chai spices. I tried all the options and they are all super delicious and comforting. Then just pour it into a well oiled hot pan and cook until they are golden brown.

Another flavor factor is the cinnamon sugar, you can coat your bites in a bowl or if you like to make things even faster just place the cinnamon sugar mixture into a plastic bag, throw in all your bites and shake it girl! After 1 minute all your bites will be perfectly coated.

Serve them in little bowls and you just made the most adorable morning appetizer.

french toast bites in a bowl

French Toast Bites

The cutest little French Toast Bites that are perfect for brunch parties!

Ingredients
  

  • 10 slices of sandwich bread
  • 1 egg
  • 1 cup milk
  • ½ cup sugar
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 1 tsp nutmeg

To coat:

  • 1 Cup sugar
  • 2 tsp cinnamon

Instructions
 

  • Cut the sandwich bread into small pieces. Set aside.
  • In a bowl mix the sugar and cinnamon that we will use for coating, place into a plastic bag. Set aside.
  • In a bowl beat the egg with the milk, cinnamon, nutmeg, and sugar.
  • Coat the bread in the egg mixture.
  • Grease a skillet or pan and, over medium heat, cook the french toast bites.
  • Once they are golden brown remove from the fire.
  • Place the french toast bites into the plastic bag and shake until they are coated.
  • Serve and enjoy
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4 Comments

  1. Wow what a great website. I don’t bake, EVER! But your website sure makes me want to. Before I take the leap I’ll hang out at the stove and try out your delicious looking french toast bites.

    1. Hi Elle! Thanks for the comment, I definitely think you’ll LOVE these! :)

  2. i love this recipe! french toast bites are something so cute that i have to try. i bet they are so delicious and addictive too.

    1. Thank you, Thalia! Thanks for the sweet comment! Headed off to check our your blog now :)

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