Throw classic french toast out the window! This Fruity Pebbles French Toast is a super fun and colorful way to jazz up breakfast and brunch!

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Close up of a stack of Fruity Pebbles French Toast served on a white plate with a fork

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I’m a kid at heart. There’s just no way around it. Some of the best breakfasts I ever had were when I was little desperately trying to scoop every last ounce of cereal on my spoon. And I absolutely adored any cereal with funky colors and tons of sugar. That was complete bliss in my eyes. That was the inspiration for this super fun Fruity Pebbles French Toast that is super fun and delicious.

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Ingredients

Large Eggs: The undeniable foundation of any legit French toast, giving it that rich, custard-y vibe.
Half and Half: This creamy dreamy addition brings extra richness to the party.
Granulated Sugar: Just a smidge, to sweeten everything
Cinnamon: A dash of spice
Crushed Fruity Pebbles (or similar cereal): This, my friends, is where the magic happens. We’re taking your cereal game from 0 to 100, real quick!
Slices of Challah: Thick, soft, and begging to be soaked in our egg mixture.
Butter: This guarantees a golden, crispy edge that’s just chef’s kiss.

How to Make Fruity Pebbles French Toast

Mix It Up: Grab a medium-sized bowl and throw in your eggs, half and half, sugar, and a dash of cinnamon. Whisk it all together until it’s smoother than a chart-topping R&B hit.
Pebbles: Take those Fruity Pebbles and spread them out on a plate. You’re setting the stage for greatness, my friend.
Butter Up: Get your skillet hot and bothered over a medium-high heat and let that butter melt down.
Dip and Flip: Grab a slice of that gorgeous Challah bread, dip it in your egg mixture, letting it soak up the goodness for about 20-30 seconds. Then, press it into the Fruity Pebbles, making sure you’ve got a nice, even coat.
Sizzle and Serve: Toss that coated beauty into the skillet and watch it sizzle. You’re aiming for a golden, crispy exterior.

Close up of a piece of Fruity Pebbles French Toast with a stack of them in the background

How to Store and Reheat

Cool & Store: Allow the French toast to cool completely, then place it in an airtight container. It stays fresh in the fridge for up to 2 days, or in the freezer for a month.
Reheat to Eat: When you’re ready for a round two, pop it in the toaster or oven until it’s crispy and warmed through. A microwave works too, but be cautious as it might soften the crust.

How to Serve

French toast is such a great edition for your breakfast buffet. Here are some of my favorite dishes to serve it with:

Candied Bacon or Brown Sugar Bacon for some protein
These hash browns are always a favorite
This Chicken Potato Frittata has that protein from the delicious eggs.
Grits are also a wonderful side too. Try this classic recipe, cheese grits, sweet potato grits or even baked grits.

French Toast Recipes to Try

If you like this recipe, then I know you’ll enjoy the recipes below!