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Random Pumpkin Spice French Toast Recipe featuring Orgain

 


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I was feeling festive this morning for Halloween, so I put a spin on my usual breakfast: omelette and French toast. 

The omelette was made the same way (greens, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, etc.), but I also decided to make Pumpkin Spice French toast instead of this week’s berry French toast.

If you know my recipes, they’re always random and never measured, so in a bowl I combined:

  • Oat milk
  • 2 pods of pumpkin spice coffee creamer
  • 1 scoop of Pumpkin Spice protein powder from Orgain®️
  • 1 scoop of Antioxidant Fruit & Fiber powder from Better Body Foods
  • Cinnamon
  • Ginger
  • Nutmeg
And then I soaked four pieces of multi-grain bread into the mixed and broiled them in the oven (525F) for about eight minutes.



Then I topped one slice with butter and syrup, and topped another slice with berries, syrup, and whipped cream.



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