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This review is continued on from Amy's reivew of Ian's Gluten-Free frozen dinner entrees.
Amy Coccia, What Do I Eat Now? ~ ... I also tried the French Toast sticks from Ian's. As a gluten and dairy free eater now, I have sacrificed things from my diet I would normally not want to go without. Like French Toast, possibly my most favorite breakfast food ever besides cinnamon rolls. Thick slices of bread, a little egg, milk, and brown sugar and cinnamon makes a girl smile on a Sunday morning, and I haven't had that in months. So I was hesitant to try these sticks, surely they would disappoint my French Toast taste buds.
I threw a few of the sticks a pan and cooked them in the oven. Word of caution- again- these are very small. Definitely a kids meal! But I eat them anyway. I ate the first one, drizzled in a little maple syrup. My taste buds were immediately taken back to my French Toast eating days. Warm and cinnamony, this sweet stick was a treat! It was rich enough to hold the butter, and just sweet enough where the maple syrup was a great addition, but could do without. For a great breakfast meal for your little ones with food allergies, this would be a great start. Add some eggs (if you can) on the side and a glass of juice and this is a perfect way to start the day. Visit the Ian's website for information on where to purchase. Their products are available throughout the US and Canada. Quote this article on your site
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