This Orange French Toast Recipe is the perfect twist on French Toast. This is a favorite breakfast of my family’s favorite brunch recipes! This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and the Coca-Cola Company. All opinions are mine alone. #StartYourYearRefreshed #CollectiveBias (I have included affiliate links to products I love. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.)
Breakfast on the weekends is something as a family we have come to love! When we are all together it is a given mom will make a big breakfast one of the two days!! Fresh fruit and vegetables are something I work hard to squeeze into our meals every opportunity that I get.
Orange French Toast Ingredients:
- 1 Loaf French Toast Bread
- Eggs
- Orange Juice
- Milk
- Cinnamon
How To Make Orange French Toast:
Preheat your griddle and grease it with shortening to help stop the french toast from sticking.
In a bowl mix together your eggs, orange juice, cinnamon, and milk.
Once your griddle is ready to start to dip your bread in the batter and throw it on the griddle. Don’t allow the bread to sit in the mixture it will be too soggy if you do.
Make more batter as you need.
I tend to add more cinnamon after making some of the french toast.
Serve by topping with cinnamon sugar and syrup!!!
What is your favorite way to make french toast?

Orange French Toast
This Orange French Toast is perfect to make for any weekend breakfast, and make extras for weekday breakfast as well! Easy to make with ingredients on hand!
Ingredients
- 1 Loaf French Toast bread
- Eggs
- Orange Juice
- Milk
- Cinnamon
Instructions
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Preheat your griddle and grease it with shortening to help stop the french toast from sticking.
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In a bowl mix together your eggs, orange juice, cinnamon, and milk.
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Once your griddle is ready to start to dip your bread in the batter and throw it on the griddle. Don't allow the bread to sit in the mixture it will be too soggy if you do.
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Once your griddle is ready to start to dip your bread in the batter and throw it on the griddle. Don't allow the bread to sit in the mixture it will be to soggy if you do.
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Make more batter as you need.
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I tend to add more cinnamon after making some of the french toast.
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Serve by topping with cinnamon sugar and syrup!!!
Michele Brosius says
French toast is a favorite at our house. We like it for dinner too! Thanks for the recipe idea!
Audrey says
Thanks for the inspiration to get more creative with my French Toast. I am sure my family would love this.
Leslie says
Yum! Citrus is always a tasty way to start the day, and I bet the orange adds a nice bright taste to the french toast.
Jane says
This looks so so so dang good!! I can’t wait to try this!
Sandra Garth says
I could eat this everyday it looks so good!
Sharon@BlueWillowHouse says
Your recipe for Orange French Toast sounds easy and delicious.
Marilyn Lesniak says
I have made a recipe similar to this one. It is delicious!
Susan Asprinio says
A little orange zest will bump up the flavor:-)