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Heart-shaped Toast, No Cookie Cutter Required
Every time I break out my Trader Joe’s Canadian White Bread (we usually go whole wheat have this one around for French toast) I look at the loaf and wonder if Joe and friends meant to shape the dip at the top to tempt mothers into turning toast into hearts. Look at that piece of bread and tell me you could resist! I usually toast the bread first, then cut off the two bottom corners before spreading with jam. Only rule is that jam must be raspberry, strawberry or some shade of red.
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Daily Links Round-Up - Baby Pictures and Baby Products for Moms and Kids - Tots and Giggles commented on Sep 01 10 at 3:47 pmBonnie commented on Aug 26 10 at 7:04 pmCute idea!
I’ve gotta ask, though…as a Canadian, what the heck is Canadian White Bread??? Do we do it differently from Americans?? Strange…
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