[largentdepoche]

Like microwave it the next day?

I have no clue lol.

Thanks!

Katrina

 

[RockyGlen]

We will not eat it microwaved as it gets soggy, but I throw it on the griddle and it reheats nicely.

 

[largentdepoche]

Okay thanks!

Katrina

 

[patnewmex]

I'd steam it or reheat it in the oven. If you microwave it too long, the moisture will come out of the bread and make it hard as a brick.

pat

 

[Farmerwilly2]

feed it to the chickens, make a fresh batch.

 

[largentdepoche]

Thanks!

I've not cooked it yet, but I was wondering if I did tomorrow. I can make some fresh since we have some nice Hungarian honey to use.

Kat

 

[bopeep]

I had a friend that got day old bread and made a lot at one time, cooked it about half done, put it on a cookie sheet froze it, then put it back in the bread bag, put it back in the freezer, then when one of her (four) kids wanted french toast all they did was put it on the griddle and finish cooking it, she had some in the freezer most of the time.
bopeep

 

[YounGrey]

Throw em in a hot pan to heat up. Just make sure to put in the fridge that night. Reheat the syrup, get out the butter and you are ready.

(I actually like peanut butter on mine)

 

[Jerngen]

I have put extras in the freezer, then warmed them up in the toaster (usually only do this when I have to use up a bunch of bread).

 

[Callieslamb]

Is my favorite breakfast to make. BECAUSE I can make a lot at once, freeze it and reheat. Some of my family reheat it in the microwave, but I like it best heated in the toaster.

To reheat in the microwave, don't reheat bread on full power - try 70-80% instead - works for meats too.

 

[susieM]

Stick it in the toaster

 

[Jenn]

Stick it in the toaster

That's what we do.

 

[BillM82]

You can also place the French toast in single layers on a cookie sheet and bake for about eight minutes at 375°F in the oven.

 

[Wolf mom]

You can also place the French toast in single layers on a cookie sheet and bake for about eight minutes at 375°F in the oven.

Sure hope the OP has either thrown out the french toast or learned how to reheat it as this thread is from 2007!

 

[HDRider]

We routinely make large batches of FT. We freeze them, or store them in the fridge.

They reheat great in the air fryer.

 

[Rodeo's Bud]

Ooh. Sweet. Something else to try in the air fryer.

I love mine.

 

[67drake]

If we make French Toast in my house, we figure to make the whole loaf of bread. I heat the leftovers up in the microwave. Never thought of the air fryer, I’ll have to try that.
Anything I can dump maple syrup over is open season in my house. I love French toast, pancakes, waffles, ect.

 

[HDRider]

pancakes, waffles, ect.

AF works on them too