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Baker Miller
Bar Marta
Beatrix

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These ingredients are for French Toast...

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These ingredients are for French Toast...

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Slices of bread, Milk, Sugar, Vanilla extract , Eggs, and Butter.

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1. Get a slice of bread.

2. Plug in the toaster and switch it on.

3. Place bread in the toaster.

4. Push the lever to lower the toast.

5. Wait a few minutes for the toast to pop up out of the toaster.

6. Take the toast out of the machine being careful not to burn your hands.

7. Place the toast on a plate.

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The history of toast begins, of course, with bread. The earliest archaeological evidence of flour dates back some 30,000 years. Along with being a staple food in many civilizations, ritual bread was sometimes used as an offering to the gods in Ancient Greece. Wheat and barley were a few of the first crops domesticated in the Fertile Crescent—despite not being as nutritionally rich as other food sources that could be gathered, the bread that resulted from grain crops was able to sustain a larger population.