French toast is a traditional dish that has won over palates around the world. Its origin is a subject of debate, although it is believed that this recipe comes from European cuisine, especially from France, where it is known as "pain perdu" or "lost bread," as it was originally prepared with stale bread to avoid waste. In different Latin American countries, this delicious dish goes by different names: in Mexico and Argentina it is usually simply called "tostadas francesas," in Colombia "tostadas de huevo," and in Venezuela "pan francés dulce." Over time, it has been adapted to local tastes, incorporating ingredients and accompaniments that vary by region.
The versatility and ease of this recipe make it an ideal option for breakfast or a snack, allowing you to enjoy a perfect combination of softness and a sweet touch, and it can be accompanied with fruits, honey, jams, or syrups.