Make Ahead Freezer French Toast

Busy Mornings, DONE!

This make ahead freezer French Toast is a game changer and perfect for busy mornings, camping trips, cabin weekends or hosting unexpected guests!

Make ahead freezer French Toast is just as it says. Prep your French Toast ahead of time, freeze it and you’ve got breakfast that can be ready in minutes, any day of the week.

make ahead freezer French toast

INGREDIENTS

  • loaf of Texas Toast

  • eggs

  • milk

  • cinnamon

  • nutmeg

  • vanilla

French Toast, cumin up!

Lets get things rocking. Before we get the mixture made, heat up a skillet over medium high heat. Next, add your milk, eggs, cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla to a large, shallow bowl and mix together. Move over towards your skillet and start dipping each sides of the bread into the mixture and placing onto the skillet. Mine was large enough to cook 3 slices at once. Cook both sides until they are browned. When ready, place them on a baking sheet in a single layer. When all the pieces are cooked, place the baking sheet into the freezer for atleast an hour.

When frozen, take out and place the French Toast pieces in a large ziplock baggie and remove the excess air.

Make ahead freezer French Toast can be take out one or two at a time, popped in the toaster oven and topped with syrup and fresh fruit in no time.

Back to school mornings can really be difficult and this make ahead Freezer French toast can help make deciding breakfast easy.

make ahead freezer French toast

A few tips

  • place on a baking sheet first to prevent the slices from sticking together in the ziplock bag

  • add extra cinnamon as needed to the mixture throughout the cooking process

Recipe Below

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make ahead freezer French toast
make ahead Freezer French toast
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