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Pancakes and waffles never stood a chance when this decadent masterpiece entered the chat. This takes French toast and turns it into a high-end dessert disguised as brunch—and the flavor profile is absolutely elite. ​Think thick, golden slices of Texas Toast soaked in a rich vanilla-cinnamon custard, seared until...

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