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Had a craving for french toast this a.m., but no rice bread in freezer. Always have plain (no salt) rice cakes on hand so figured I'd give it a try. Egg mixed well, soy milk and lots of cinnamon - need to really mix it on both sides to fill nooks and crannies of rice cake. Husband heard my moans so came to kitchen to find me feasting on my success! Enjoyed with homemade maple syrup and found it as satisfying as french toast made with regular bread. Will unthaw blueberries next time for a taste sensation.


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Had a craving for french toast this a.m., but no rice bread in freezer. Always have plain (no salt) rice cakes on hand so figured I'd give it a try. Egg mixed well, soy milk and lots of cinnamon - need to really mix it on both sides to fill nooks and crannies of rice cake. Husband heard my moans so came to kitchen to find me feasting on my success! Enjoyed with homemade maple syrup and found it as satisfying as french toast made with regular bread. Will unthaw blueberries next time for a taste sensation.

**Slurp**

**Drool**

I'll never look at rice cakes the same way again!! I'm putting them on my grocery list now!

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