Chocolate French Toast Sticks

Chocolate French Toast Sticks is a breakfast recipe ready in 20 min. It makes 3 servings, each 430 kcal with 13 g protein. Beginner level, 8 ingredients.

Recipe by @ashleymarkletreats, adapted and measured by Cookpath.

  • 20 mintotal
  • Beginnerlevel
  • 430kcal a serving
  • 13 gprotein
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Chocolate French Toast Sticks

What is Chocolate French Toast Sticks

Bread sticks stuffed with chocolate hazelnut spread, dipped in egg and milk, pan-fried in butter and rolled in cinnamon sugar.

How to make Chocolate French Toast Sticks

Tips from the cook

  • Press the bread halves together firmly with a fork along the edges, so the filling stays inside.
  • Dip each stick quickly, as bread soaked too long falls apart in the pan.
  • Cook over medium heat and turn until golden on all sides, so the filling gets warm and gooey.
  • Roll the sticks in the cinnamon sugar while they are still warm, so it sticks.
  • Best eaten straight away, as the sticks go soft once cold.
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Chocolate French Toast Sticks substitutions

Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.

Bread2 options
  • Gluten-free vegan sandwich bread (Little Northern Bakehouse, Food for Life brown rice, BFree) 1:1

    Smaller slices, crumbly, best toasted; Food for Life brown rice loaf is crumbly.

  • Canyon Bakehouse, Three Bakers or Aldi Live GFree gluten-free bread 1:1

    Some loaves contain egg, read the label.

Chocolate hazelnut spread1 option
  • Homemade chocolate spread: sunflower seed butter, maple syrup, cocoa, refined coconut oil 1:1 as a spread

    Page says nut-free and an alternative to Nutella but makes no dairy or soy claim; check the sunflower butter and cocoa labels.

Eggs1 option
  • Flax egg or aquafaba (baking only) per egg (flax: 1 tbsp + 3 tbsp water; aquafaba 3 tbsp)

    Not in shakshuka, omelette, Caesar.

Milk3 options
  • Unsweetened soy drink 1:1

    Thickens less than dairy.

    Still contains soy.

  • Gluten-free oat drink 1:1

    Must be labelled gluten-free.

  • Unsweetened almond drink 1:1

    Thin; tree nut.

    Still contains tree nuts.

Butter2 options
  • Vegan/dairy-free butter block 1:1 by weight

    Soft tub margarine fails in pastry and cheesecake base.

  • Olive oil use about 3/4 as much by volume

    Not for creaming or pastry; base goes oily.