Cinnamon French Toast Sticks for the Freezer | Large Family Freezer Meals

Cinnamon French Toast Sticks for the Freezer

Cinnamon French Toast Sticks for the Freezer | Large Family Freezer Meals

Let me tell you, let me tell you, and let me tell you twice – my kids love these Cinnamon French Toast Sticks for the Freezer. I made over 280 of these freezer french toast sticks on my last big make ahead breakfast freezer meals day where I made over 25 breakfast freezer meals for our family of ten.

I was heading out of state for a week and wanted to fill the freezer for my husband and six of the eight kids who would be at home. I knew having the freezer stocked full of breakfast freezer meals would be extremely helpful not only while I was gone, but for while we were finding our footing when I returned home.

Whether you’re a working mom, traveling mom, homeschooling a houseful mom, mom-t0-be, or whatever situation you may find yourself I’m sure you’re busy, busy, busy. Try adding these easy french toast sticks as a quick freezer meal for your family!

Cinnamon French Toast Sticks for the Freezer | Large Family Freezer Meals

Jamerrill Stewart
The secret to these fantastic and easy Cinnamon French Toast Sticks is using loaves of Texas Toast sandwich bread. I was able to find these at my local Walmart and added them to my grocery pick up order. French Toast Sticks are a kid friendly freezer meal and a favorite for my 8 kids. I hope this French Toast Stick recipe helps you feed your people!

Ingredients
  

  • This large family recipe makes 288 French Toast Sticks.
  • 4 Loaves of Texas Toast or other bread that's thick
  • 2 dozen eggs
  • 2 cups milk
  • 2 tbs vanilla
  • Cinnamon to sprinkle

Instructions
 

  • Mix eggs, milk, and vanilla is large mixing bowl.
  • Cut each piece of Texas Toast bread into three strips. I used a pizza cutter to zip through each slice quickly.
  • Quickly dip each French Toast Stick into the each batter into the egg mix and place on heated pans or griddles.
  • Gently sprinkle each French Toast Stick with cinnamon (Note: you can just add cinnamon to your egg mixture. I usually do it that way. However the cinnamon doesn't mix well and sometimes I prefer to just sprinkle on the grill. Do whichever way works best for you!)
  • Once each French Toast Stick is completely cooked place on a platter or cooling rack to cool.
  • After French Toast Sticks are cooled you can place in labeled gallon freezer bag and freeze up to 3 months.
  • If you have the freezer space you can also do a flash freezer on your French Toast Sticks. I didn't have the freezer space to do flash freezing on this freezer cooking day. To flash freeze just place your pans of French Toast Sticks in the freezer and let freeze for up to an hour. Then bag in labeled freezer bags.

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Notes

See all the French Toast Stick Freezer Meal action in this recent 25+ Make Ahead Breakfast Freezer Meals video!

FREEZER MEAL DIRECTIONS

  • When you're ready to serve your family French Toast Sticks for breakfast just set a frozen bag or two out the day before from the freezer into the refrigerator. One breakfast morning just reheat a plate full of French Toast Sticks for 1-2 minutes. Serve with syrup and fruit!
*You can bake your french toast sticks in the oven. I had my oven full of muffins and breads. We cooked these French Toast Sticks on two griddles.  

 

Cinnamon French Toast Sticks for the Freezer

 

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9 Comments

  1. A lot of your freezer meals have me out a lot I don’t have a large family, I have a small family so I just convert the amount what my family needs. I work in the nursing field and work 12 hours shift so. Your clogs and things have helped a lot. And we have 16 acres of farm land and pets so I’m a busy mom and wife so thanks for your channel and ideas.and God bless you and your family.

  2. Have you tried microwaving from frozen? Just wondering if they heat up straight from the freezer without the thaw or if they get too soggy? Going to give these a try!

  3. I’m planning to make these soon! I have been reading and watching all of your videos. I’m just getting into freezer cooking and all of your videos and blog posts have been such a great resource!!! Thank you so much for the hard work you do to make this available to everyone. Hope you’re having a great summer. Look forward to reading more!

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