"francese pane tostato" means french toast in Italian. i got this information on the Google translating website but copy and paste this website because it has a long name: http://translate.Google.com/translate_t?hl=en#en|it|hello!%20this%20is%20an%20awesome%20website%20i%20use%20to%20translate%20words%20and%20phrases%20to%20different%20languages%2C%20thank%20you%20for%20visiting%20this%20site!%20p.s.%20you%20should%20try%20translating%20phrases%20one%20word%20at%20a%20time%20or%20the%20translater%20might%20get%20confused%20and%20leave%20it%20in%20english%20but%20that%20rarely%20happens.
French toast It's not French toast. It's Rome!
"Pain perdu" is the French equivalent
french food is made in italy
Torrada francesa.
In Italy we don't eat french toasts, so we don't have a word for it. Some Italian recipebooks refer to it as "French Toast".
Italy is spelled Italie in French.
Italy Italie
In France: Pain grilléIn Canada: Pain doréPain grille is simply 'toast'. Un pain grille is 'a piece of toast'.Pain perdu is equivalent to what Americans call French toast. It differs in that it may be baked, like a cake. The name 'pain perdu' means 'lost bread'. That's because it's a way to make use of stale bread.
Yes, toast is typically dipped in an egg mixture and then pan-fried to make French toast.
yes the french canadians made french toast
French toast is 'du pain perdu' in French.
there is cinnimon in a french toast bagel