Name for this?

David91 said:
i eat this regularly, its a nice meal to have and its filling too. Now im origionally from Northern Ireland (dont start with the "SEND EM BACK" you know were good at making bombs) So we may be calling it something different from what the English call it, The meal itself is basically:

Slice of bread
Milk
Eggs
Sugar - KEY INGREDIENT

The bread is soaked in this mixture until its lovely and coated, it is then fried on a frying pan for about 5-7 Minutes then eaten. Now ive talked to some of my mates and ive always refered to this as French Toast but for the situation i call it "Eggy Bread and Sugar" other wise i get a certain look from them. but the offical name for it still alludes me.

so what is the name for this scrumptious meal? Eggy Bread or French Toast?
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We call it French toast in Glasgow as well... well we do in my house hehe
 
One of my all time favourite breakfasts:

Eggy bread sanwich with bacon + maple syrup as the filling. Sounds a wierd combo? TRY IT!

Im so hungry right now thinking about it :(
 
malc30 said:
stop giving it Poncy names you bunch of homo erotic nancy boys :mad:
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ROFLMAO :D

I've always known it as Eggy Bread, and always had it with sugar, but the savoury sounds quite appetising too!

Good job I'm eating my lunch, as this thread is making me quite hungry!!
 
Eggy Bread.

Sweet:

Try it with ground cinamon, suger and lemon juice...made for the win.

Savoury:

Add pepper to the egg and milk mix and then when cooked either spread or dunk it in mayo.
 
It's Eggy Bread.

French Toast I belive to be exactly the same but with powdered sugar atop as well as other 'ingredients'...

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:p
 
Justin said:
Why?
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Good question.

It is known as: Ameritte, Bombay Toast, German Toast, Spanish Toast, Nun's Toast, Poor Knights of Windsor, Pain Perdue, Portuguese Toast, Arme Ritter, Arme Riddere, Torriga, Egg Toast, Eggy Bread, Gypsy Bread, Egg Bread, Moon Bread, Pansy Bread and Don’t Know.

Can we have poll to settle this?

:)
 
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