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High Protein French Toast Recipe 👇

I’ve made plenty of French Toast in my days but never using egg whites. It’s quite noticeable how much they swell up. I found a high fibre bread too so the protein and fibre macros are wild. The zero calorie maple is a bit different

Nutrition – 500kcal (42P, 58C, 12F) + 14g fibre

Ingredients –

2 eggs
150ml egg whites
100ml milk (2%)
1 tap vanilla essence
A little cinnamon
3 pieces white bread (Wonder)
3g olive oil spray
Zero calorie maple

Method –

1. Add the egg, egg whites, milk, vanilla and cinnamon to a bowl. Mix together well.

2. Dip your bread into the mix. Move the bread around to make sure each piece soaks in the mix.

3. Heat a non stick pan and spray with a little oil. Add your bread and pour on any excess egg mix.

4. Cook till brown and flip. Cook then really well to ensure the centre is done. Repeat with the other pieces. Ideally do it quickly as it’s nicer hot.

5. Finish with some fruit, yogurt or low cal maple syrup.

This is certainly the most filling French Toast I’ve made. Cheers Andre for the idea 🙏👍😎

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  1. High Protein French 👇

    I’ve made plenty of French Toast in my days but never using egg whites. It’s quite noticeable how much they swell up. I found a high fibre bread too so the protein and fibre macros are wild. The zero calorie maple is a bit different

    Macros – 500kcal (42P, 58C, 12F) + 14g fibre

    Ingredients –

    2 eggs
    150ml egg whites
    100ml milk (2%)
    1 tap vanilla essence
    A little cinnamon
    3 pieces white bread (Wonder)
    3g olive oil spray
    Zero calorie maple

    Method –

    1. Add the egg, egg whites, milk, vanilla and cinnamon to a bowl. Mix together well.

    2. Dip your bread into the mix. Move the bread around to make sure each piece soaks in the mix.

    3. Heat a non stick pan and spray with a little oil. Add your bread and pour on any excess egg mix.

    4. Cook till brown and flip. Cook then really well to ensure the centre is done. Repeat with the other pieces. Ideally do it quickly as it’s nicer hot.

    5. Finish with some fruit, yogurt or low cal maple syrup.

    This is certainly the most filling French Toast I’ve made. Cheers Andre for the idea 🙏👍😎

  2. Use 1 egg to 5 egg whites, and use greek yoghurt mixed with fruits as a dressing on top. That way, It will actually have a decent amount of protein. The problem with these recipes usually is that it is not high protein low calorie usually. If I have to eat 1200 calories of this to get in 50 grams of protein it is not high protein. Eszimating calories over here, 1 toast is roughly like 50-60 grams, 150 calories and 1-2 g of protein. 2 eggs are 150-170 calories, roughly 11-12 g of protein, 2 whites are basically no calories, around 30-40 but they have 7 g of protein together. Altogether, with sugar free syrup and around 3 or 4 toasts at max with this batch, it will be 650 on the low end and around 23-25 gramms of protein. Calculated this from the top of my head considering my experience in this, if I'm wrong about the bread it is still around 20 g of protein for 500 calories or more, which is everything but not high protein like this. The thing is, eggs are pretty calorie dense considering the fact that they are jice and heavy on fats too. They are undoubtadly nutrient dense and high in protein on their own, but like this, you simply do not have the amount for it to count.

  3. I’ve always had my French toast this way ever since I was growing up. We just used whole eggs, we didn’t add extra whites though.

  4. As a french, we do this meal when we have bread that is not fresh anymore ( hard like a rock) so we can eat it anyway. It's called the lost bread. You also can do it with brioche.

  5. I recommend putting cinnamon on one side of the French toast as well absolutely delicious if you enjoy cinnamon

  6. And if you do egg yolks, cream, cinnamon and vanilla, pretoast the bread, then dip and hold 3 sec each side, then cook in a pan with butter, youll get french toast to die for Xp

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