with a little frugality, you can have plates of your own, hand-crafted syrupy stacks for mere pennies.
maybe not pennies, but only a couple of dollars.
below is everything you need to know to make a filling, high-ish calorie meal every day for $61/month:
prices are based in kansas city, missouri (jan. 2023)
great value white bread - $1.32 - cost per dish: $0.54
eggs - $4.96 27.6 ¢/ea (stupid) - cost per dish: $1.10
cinnamon - $1.18 - cost per dish: $.02
powdered sugar - $1.78 - cost per dish: $0.13
syrup - $3.34 - cost per dish: $0.29
(optional) vanilla - $5.98 - cost per dish: $0.05?
(optional) milk - $3.47 - cost per dish: $0.31
(optional) fruit - bananas, blueberries - cost per dish: $0.20+
with milk: $2.39
with fruit: $2.59+
i’m sure there are a lot of different ways to go about this, but here’s how i do it:
step 1) heat pan on stovetop
you want it hot enough that the egg batter won’t stick
step 2) mix eggs and cinnamon
while the pan is heating, mix eggs and cinnamon (and your optional milk & vanilla) into a bowl or flat container
step 3) dip & place bread
after mixing and heating the pan, dip the bread in the egg batter and place on heated pan.
step 4) flip the bread
once it’s cooked to your liking, flip the bread and wait until both sides are done.
step 5) repeat
while waiting for the last side to cook, you can start dipping the next pieces of bread.
step 6) apply syrup & powdered sugar
once all the pieces are done cooking, pour on the toppings and enjoy 🤌🏼