Angel Food Cake French Toast with Cream Cheese and Strawberry Syrup

Angel food Cake French toast dipped in cinnamon batter might just be the BEST French Toast ever!

Angel Food Cake French Toast with strawberry syrup over top on a white plate.


 

Its almost Valentine’s Day and love is in the air…or at least it will be after one bite of this incomprehensibly scrumptious breakfast – one that warranted an, “Are you kidding me?!” before Patrick even swallowed his first bite.

How to make Angel Food Cake French Toast showing the angel food cake on a wood cutting board.

In addition to its heavenly flavor, this best ever French toast is so easy that you can print out the recipe, give it to your children, husband, etc. and tell them you want this for Valentine’s Day…because trust me, you want this for Valentine’s Day.

How to make Angel Food Cake French photo showing a plate of cooked french toast on a white plate.

I am not usually the hugest fan of French toast.  I mean, I like it, but I prefer the texture of waffles.  But this French toast, is not just any French toast – its ANGEL FOOD CAKE French toast!  Which means pure awesomeness through and through.

Angel Food Cake French Toast with strawberry syrup over top three pieces on a white plate.

Slices of angel food cake dipped in cinnamon batter and browned in sizzling butter yielding the perfect texture of toasted on the outside, light, airy and slightly sweet cake heaven on the inside.

Angel Food Cake French Toast covered in strawberry syrup on a white plate.

Let me say that one more time – lightly air and slightly sweet cake heaven on the inside.

A fork with Angel Food Cake French Toast with strawberry syrup over top on a white plate.

And then smeared with cream cheese and smothered with sweet, fresh strawberry decadence.  That strawberry decadence part – there are simply no words for its deliciousness – just pictures.

A plated photo of Angel Food Cake French Toast with strawberry syrup over top on a white plate.

This angel food cake French toast is pointing its cupid arrow at you.  With one bite, it will fill your belly with love.

Angel Food Cake French Toast with Cream Cheese and Strawberry Syrup

Servings: 6

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Ingredients

French Toast

  • 1 7″ store bought angel food cake
  • 4 eggs, whisked
  • 3/4 cups milk
  • 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
  • 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
  • Pinch of nutmeg
  • 2 tablespoons butter, divided
  • 1 Recipe Fresh Strawberry Syrup

Additional Toppings (optional)

  • cream cheese, softened
  • Powdered sugar

Instructions

  • Begin simmering Strawberry Syrup.
  • Meanwhile, slice angel food cake into 12-14 pieces, or to desired thickness. In a shallow dish, combine eggs, milk, vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg. Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Dip half of the slices (or as many that will fit in your skillet) into the egg mixture, resting for a few seconds on each side. Add the coated slices to the heated skillet and cook until golden brown, about 2-3 minutes. Melt 1 more tablespoon butter in skillet and repeat with remaining slices.
  • Spread the cream cheese on the slices, and top with strawberry syrup and powdered sugar.

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50 Comments

  1. janie newby says

    I am on weight watchers program and would like to know all the nutrition chart please…I just have to make this…

  2. Nikita says

    Hi !

    I tried the strawberry sauce and loved how it turned out. I have been following your posts regularly. Your pictures are evil ! They make me want to eat them up 🙂 . I like that all most of your recipes are straight forward. I cant cook to save my life but I try after reading your post. I can’t do fancy stuff.

    Is ok to use white bread instead of the ones you have mentioned here ? Also, can i do the baking on regular tray with foil on it. That is the only tray I have.
    My other baking tray is very small. After soaking the bread overnight, doesnt it become soggy ?

    • Jen says

      Hi Nikita! Thank you so much for following along even with all my “evil” pictures 🙂 I am so happy you enjoyed the strawberry sauce and I love that you can easily follow my recipes – YAY!

      As far as the recipe questions – I am wondering if you are referring to the Creme Brulee French Toast instead of this Angel Food Cake? The Angel Food Cake does not sit overnight and gets cooked right on the stove. Assuming you are talking about the Creme Brulee French Toast, white bread would definitely get soggy so I would NOT use it. The other bread will not get soggy soaking overnight as it should be 2 day old and becoming a little stale. It will be wet when soaked overnight but after being baked, it is perfect! You can only use a regular baking tray if it has a rimmed edge or else the brown sugar mixture will spill right off of it. You could also use 2 9×13 casserole dishes. Hope this helps!!

  3. Barbara says

    This is amazing! We’re just working our way through all of your breakfasts!

    • Jen says

      That’s awesome you’re making all of my breakfast recipes! I’m so happy this was a winner, thanks Barbara!

  4. Kathy says

    OMG, I made this for Christmas brunch and everyone was going CRAAAZY over it!! It got RAAAVE reviews!! So light and airy and delicious and easy to make! It went right in my favorites folder!! The only thing I ‘changed’ was that I made 1 1/2 batches of the strawberry syrup because we love our sauces and it was a perfect amount. And Jennifer, I’ve said this before but your photos just ROCK! You make me want to eat everything you make!! haha Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your site and thanks so much for the DELICIOUS recipes! What breakfast recipe of yours will I make next? : )

    • Jen says

      Yesssss! Thank you so much for making my day Kathy! I love hearing that this recipe was such a beloved hit! It is an old recipe from my first year of blogging but still one of our favorites too. Thanks you for your kind words and for making my recipes! Happy New Year! xo

  5. Kathy says

    And by the way, I don’t even LIKE french toast and I LOVED this! I thought it would be too sweet for me and it was just delightful! I will definitely be making this again and sharing with others. Thanks again Jennifer!

    • Jen says

      YAY! I’m so pleased it was a repeat winner, thanks Kathy!

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