High-protein French toast

Healthy, nourishing, and perfect for breakfast or post-workout

High-Protein French Toast

Healthy, nourishing, and perfect for breakfast or post-workout

Looking for a breakfast that combines comfort food with functional nutrition? This high-protein French toast is a healthier take on the classic recipe: rich in protein, free from unnecessary sugars, and perfectly suited to an active lifestyle.

At Aurora Personal Training in Eindhoven, we regularly recommend breakfasts like this to clients working on muscle growth, fat loss, or recovery after strength training.


Why Choose High-Protein French Toast?

Traditional French toast often contains a lot of sugar and provides little satiety. With a few smart adjustments, you can turn it into a balanced and nourishing meal.

Benefits:

  • High protein content β†’ supports muscle recovery and satiety

  • No added sugars β†’ stable energy, no sugar crash

  • Whole grain or sourdough bread β†’ fiber and slow-release carbohydrates

  • Spices like cinnamon β†’ great flavor without extra calories

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When Does High-Protein French Toast Fit Best?

This recipe is ideal as:

  • Breakfast on training days

  • A post-workout meal (combined with quark and fruit)

  • A guilt-free weekend breakfast

  • A recovery-focused meal during a busy workday

Recipe: High-Protein French Toast (1–2 servings)

Ingredients

  • 3 slices sourdough or whole wheat bread

  • 1 whole egg + 1 egg white

  • 1 scoop vanilla protein powder

  • 75 ml unsweetened almond milk

  • Pinch of cinnamon

  • Pinch of speculaas spice mix

  • Pinch of salt

  • Coconut oil or butter (for frying)

Toppings

  • 150 g fresh mixed red berries

  • 2 tbsp low-fat quark

  • 10 ml maple syrup

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Method

  1. Prepare the batter
    Whisk the egg, egg white, protein powder, almond milk, cinnamon, spices, and salt into a smooth mixture.

  2. Soak the bread
    Dip each slice of bread into the egg mixture, coating both sides.

  3. Cook
    Heat a pan with a little coconut oil or butter. Fry the slices until golden brown, about 2–3 minutes per side.

  4. Serve
    Serve with quark, red berries, and a small drizzle of maple syrup. Optionally sprinkle with extra cinnamon.


Tips & Variations

  • βœ” Lactose-free: use plant-based quark

  • βœ” Extra protein: add an extra scoop of protein powder

  • βœ” Lower carbs: choose low-carb bread

  • βœ” More filling: add nuts or seeds

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How Does This Fit a Healthy Nutrition Plan?

At Aurora, we don’t look at meals in isolation, but at consistency and context. This breakfast:

  • Supports muscle recovery

  • Provides long-lasting energy

  • Helps prevent snacking later in the day

Ideal for anyone who trains and eats consciously.


Conclusion

These high-protein French toast slices prove that healthy eating doesn’t have to be boring. Comfort, flavor, and nutritional value come together perfectly.

Want to know how this breakfast fits into your personal nutrition and training plan?
πŸ‘‰ Book a free intake at Aurora Personal Training in Eindhoven

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