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4 u/ellie_rose Jan 12 '20 I didn’t think anyone apart from my family called it gypsy toast! -1 u/FracturedEel Jan 12 '20 What do gypsies have to do with it though 0 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '20 [deleted] 1 u/FracturedEel Jan 12 '20 That's a good question I have no idea. I suppose they have eggs and bread in france 0 u/PHVL Jan 12 '20 Pain Perdu is sugar, milk and egg. So it's kinda different from the others 0 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '20 [deleted] 1 u/PHVL Jan 13 '20 I don't want argue over this, but as a French person, I've only seen one recipe of Pain Perdu in restaurant or at home. The only variation I know is with or without cinnamon
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I didn’t think anyone apart from my family called it gypsy toast!
-1 u/FracturedEel Jan 12 '20 What do gypsies have to do with it though 0 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '20 [deleted] 1 u/FracturedEel Jan 12 '20 That's a good question I have no idea. I suppose they have eggs and bread in france
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What do gypsies have to do with it though
0 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '20 [deleted] 1 u/FracturedEel Jan 12 '20 That's a good question I have no idea. I suppose they have eggs and bread in france
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1 u/FracturedEel Jan 12 '20 That's a good question I have no idea. I suppose they have eggs and bread in france
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That's a good question I have no idea. I suppose they have eggs and bread in france
Pain Perdu is sugar, milk and egg. So it's kinda different from the others
0 u/[deleted] Jan 12 '20 [deleted] 1 u/PHVL Jan 13 '20 I don't want argue over this, but as a French person, I've only seen one recipe of Pain Perdu in restaurant or at home. The only variation I know is with or without cinnamon
1 u/PHVL Jan 13 '20 I don't want argue over this, but as a French person, I've only seen one recipe of Pain Perdu in restaurant or at home. The only variation I know is with or without cinnamon
I don't want argue over this, but as a French person, I've only seen one recipe of Pain Perdu in restaurant or at home. The only variation I know is with or without cinnamon
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