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These gluten-free French toast bites are so yummy. They are sure to be a new family favorite breakfast!
Everyone is going to love these gluten-free French toast bites. They are little pillows of cinnamon sugar Heaven!
These gluten-free French toast bites are surprisingly easy to make and will be a meal your family continues to ask for again and again.
I personally love to prepare them for Christmas breakfast as a fun treat. They are great with maple syrup or with our mouthwatering buttermilk syrup.
The bread you choose for these little bites will definitely affect the end result. I love to use the Canyon Bakehouse mountain white bread. However, any of their varieties will work.
I’ve used their bread in lots of recipes but one of my favorites is this gluten-free eggs Benedict casserole with smoky hollandaise sauce.
Canyon Bakehouse as a whole line of amazing products from shelf stable stay fresh breads to focaccia and brownie bites.
You can always count on their products to be so delicious that nobody would ever know they are gluten-free.
This recipe is one that you can get the kids involved in. They will love dipping the bread cubes and coating them in cinnamon sugar.
Notes about making gluten-free French toast bites
- While milk works great in this recipe, I love to use heavy cream to make it extra rich and decadent. Be sure to start with eggs that aren’t too cold as well. I like to let them sit out for just 10 minutes or so before I start.
- Be sure to coat all pieces of toasted bread and shake off the extra before dipping in the cinnamon sugar mixture.
- You can fry the cubes in oil but butter is much tastier! I recommend using real butter. Kerrygold is my favorite brand but Irish roll butter is robust as well.
- You can use all white sugar but I love using a combination of white and brown sugars.
These gluten-free French toast bites are wonderful on their own but if you want to give them a festive flavor, use eggnog instead of whole cream. You can also add some nutmeg as well.
Either way, they are sure to be a hit!
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These gluten-free French toast bites are an easy and delicious breakfast that is perfect anytime but especially on Christmas morning.
Ingredients
- 1 loaf of gluten-free Canyon Bakehouse bread
- 1 C heavy whipping cream or whole milk
- 3 eggs
- 2 T butter
- 1 tsp. cinnamon
- dash of allspice
- 2/3 C brown sugar
- 2/3 C white sugar
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Cut bread into 1 inch cubes
- Evenly spread on a baking sheet and toast for 15 minutes
- Meanwhile, whisk the egg then mix in the heavy whipping cream or whole milk
- Place 1 T butter in a frying pan and heat it up
- Submerge bread cubes into the egg and cream mixture then shake excess off and place half in the buttered frying pan
- Fry 2 minutes then flip and fry another 1-2 minutes
- Once cooked, coat immediately in cinnamon sugar mixture
- Repeat with the second tablespoon of butter and remaining bread in the frying pan and coat in cinnamon sugar mixture
- Serve up with warm syrup
Notes
Be sure to shake the extra egg and cream mixture off before coating in cinnamon sugar.
If you want to make this dish more festive, use eggnog instead of cream or milk.
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1/2 C French toast bites
Keywords: kid-friendly, easy breakfast recipe, gluten-free
*Thank you to Canyon Bakehouse for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own. I truly do love their products and use them regularly.
This would make for a perfect family brunch recipe and very creative too as I love the little bites! Sounds delicious to try!
I don’t know why I never thought of doing this, my kids would love this!
I would use this recipe for a breakfast appetizer for our family. Would be a wonderful tasty addition.
This would be great for our christmas morning breakfast but also for the kids on the weekends. They may actually eat it 🙂
This would make an amazing brunch food.
Our family would love these little breakfast treats. I’d make them for brunch together.
I want to make this for my daughter as a surprise when she gets home from work. What a GREAT idea!
Looks like a great brunch for the family! I’ll be adding this to my list of breakfast ideas.
These look amazing! What a great idea!
I would serve this on Christmas morning. It’s a great breakfast/brunch recipe.
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This looks so yummy!
I have everything to make these! Can’t wait to try them for breakfast!
Those look seriously yummy!!!
I love that this is a fun twist on our usual French toast. My kids will love getting to have it as finger food for a lazy Saturday morning breakfast.
Oh, I am definitely going to make these for Christmas morning! We’ll have to do dairy free too, but that should be a problem. Canyon Bakehouse is the greatest.
This looks AMAZING! Can’t wait to make it on Christmas morning!
This sounds so good.
I would love to try this recipe with eggnog!
Thank you for sharing! Now I have Christmas brunch taken care of. My family is going to love it !
This would be a great breakfast treat for the weekends!
One problem we always have with gluten free bread is that there will be several slices in the loaf with giant holes in them. This recipe is a great way to use those pieces. The cubes are the perfect size to take advantage of those otherwise scrap pieces.
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I love everything about the recipe. It sounds delicious. 🙂
Kerrygold is my favorite brand as well.
I’m a sucker for anything with cinnamon!
Oh my goodness, those look crazy delicious!
My eldest just fell in love with french toast, so I would like to make this french toast bites recipe for Christmas for him!
I would make these when my little niece and nephews come to visit! They’d LOVE them!
I would serve these for hannukah brunch
sounds like tasty easy breakfast
Making French toast in smaller bites seems like a great way to eliminate the soggy center.
I looove french toast! I used to eat the thick french toast sticks all the time when I was little (before I was gluten free) and I miss them so much! I cant wait to try this recipe!
Can’t wait to try this!! Looks easy, yummy and can do anytime of the year!!!
This recipe sounds amazing and I’d love to serve it on Christmas morning!
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I love the cinnamon sugar in this recipe. I would like to serve this on the weekend for breakfast.
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I love that this is finger food! I would serve this every Sunday morning.
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My little grandgirls would love these! They don’t have celiac as i do, but they love my cooking-it would be fun to do together
This would be perfect to serve at my New Year’s Eve breakfast-themed pajama party!
Can’t wait to try!
This would be great for kids at family brunches!
Thid looks delicious for special occasions!