french toast

This French toast recipe that uses ice cream will knock your pajamas off【SoraKitchen】

A simple breakfast meal given an even simpler twist!

Read More

Nikka Whisky’s recipe for Bacon French Toast turns bread crusts into the perfect drinking partner

So easy to make we’re tempted to eat it every day. 

Read More

New spreadable French Toast from Japan is a game-changer

The easiest way to make French toast? Simply spread it on bread!

Read More

Mos Burger’s new French toast: A delicious breakfast with a side of linguistic challenges

Taste-testing the treat with a name that’s a mouthful and a confusing condiment.

Read More

We make delicious French toast using a LOT of Japanese custard pudding

A whole kilogram (2.2 pounds) of custard pudding, to be precise.

Read More

We try Japan’s new French toast ice cream

Could this be the dream ice cream we’ve been searching for?

Read More

How to make Disney’s Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana French toast at home【SoraKitchen】

Turn your kitchen into the Magic Kingdom with this recipe!

Read More

We make French toast from castella cake, and it’s absolutely yums!【RocketKitchen】

How can you make an almost perfect food taste better? Make it with cake!

Read More

We made world-famous French toast in our office, and so can you! 【RocketKitchen】

Have you heard of the Hotel Okura in Tokyo? It’s recognized as one of the top hotels in the world, often housing rich business travelers and foreign heads of state visiting Japan. Every U.S. president since Richard Nixon has stayed there, and even James Bond has been a guest!

But despite all that, the Hotel Okura is best known among us mortals as “the home of the most delicious French toast in the world.” It’s been praised by innumerable websites and reviews, turning the small, simple breakfast dish into a 1,840-yen (US$15.50) delicacy. With a price and reputation like that, you wouldn’t expect us to be able to make the exact same thing in our office kitchen. Right?

Well, we did. And so can you!

Read More

Japanese netizens show love for “English Toast” which is neither English nor Toast

With such a wide range of delicious and delectable (and, erm, shall we say unusualsnack foods available in Japan,  it’s a little hard to understand when people get whipped up into a frenzy over plainer options, such as toast and bread crusts fried with sugar. Now, twitter users in Japan are getting their tastebuds in a twist over the confusingly-named “English Toast”, a sweet snacklet that first became popular in Aomori prefecture and has now expanded into a whole range of conbini sandwiches. But what on earth is it?

Read More