Carmen Sandiejo shows the French toast (and berries) she was about to tuck into at the height of the storm yesterday.
Need more inspiration? Here at French Toast Central, we've got plenty, thanks to folks who, in between shoveling, gazing out the window and more shoveling, sent in photos of their French toast: Read more.
Flying Toaster shows off this morning's French Toast, made with challah.
Melissa Palardy shows off her breakfast:
French toast (crepe) alert - a day early but you can never be too prepared.
Hardy New Englander Annette Fox had some French toast a la snow this morning in Uxbridge. She adds:
10 ish inches and no power, no problem.
Maria Montegue didn't stint on her French Toast this morning.
Also chowing down: Read more.
Councilor Marc McGovern writes:
OK, I laugh at all those folks buying milk and bread because of a storm, but I'm now out of milk and bread. Damn.
Katie Painter had baked French toast and turkey bacon for breakfast this morning.
"Breakfast of champions," she notes.
Shane Buker got ready for breakfast last night - he made a brioche for his French toast this morning:
The Blizzard Survival Kit, for sale for $6.99 today only!
My son and I did a bunch of work this morning getting ready for the storm and decided we'd go to the Groveland Diner for lunch before things got ridiculously bad. At the diner, I kid you not.... they are selling Blizzard Survival Kits for $6.99. A loaf of bread, a dozen eggs, and a half gallon of milk. And people were buying them! It was hysterical to sit there eating my lunch, and watching folks come in out of the snow to go home with a take out order of lunch AND the survival kit. The only things missing are a roll of toilet paper and a bottle of vodka.
Alex Jones spotted this display today at the Walgreens - just in time for tonight's storm.
Those messages you hear on WBUR that SOUND like commercials really aren't. They actual nomenclature is "underwriting messages". On Tuesday, midway between a past snowstorm and one-to-come, WBUR aired one for the upscale grocery vendor, Trader Joe's. The content: "get all the makings you need for the best French Toast ever at Trader Joe's." Hmmm...does somebody there read the UH?
The price of road salt went up $20 a ton over last year for the town, which, like many of its southeastern neighbors, contracts with Eastern Minerals Inc. in Chelsea.
With money being an issue for most citys and towns how is this going to affect the quality of service we all recieve? Will we see more situations like last years first storm of the year regionwide gridlock?
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