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Mango French toast infuses classic French toast with mango puree to create a tropical twist on the classic sweet breakfast. Every bite is like a trip to the islands.

Closeup shot of mango French toast on plate

I love French toast, and I'm a big fan of tropical fruit. I decided to fuse the 2 to create this delicious mango French toast recipe, and let me tell you, it's delicious! It's full of tropical flavor, and the mango makes a lovely companion to the other ingredients in the French toast.

Why You'll Love This Recipe

It only uses a handful of simple ingredients.
It's a tasty twist on a classic breakfast.
Everyone will love the sweet mango flavor in this French toast.

Top Tip

Cook your French toast on medium heat. This allows it to cook through while getting golden brown instead of burned.

Overhead shot of mango French toast topped with whipped cream and mango slices.

Ingredients

It only takes a handful of simple ingredients to make this recipe, and you'll find them all at your local grocery store. Be sure to check out the recipe card at the end of the post for exact quantities.

Hawaiian sweet bread
Eggs
Milk
Pureed mango

Overhead shot of individual French toast ingredients on table

Instructions

This super easy recipe is ready in no time. I have the highlights here, but you can find the exact instructions in the recipe card at the end of the post.

1: Use a fork to mash the mango until it becomes a paste.

Closeup overhead shot of diced mango in bowl

2: Combine all wet ingredients.

Mango and wet French toast ingredients in bowl

3: Soak the bread and cook until golden brown on each side.

Overhead shot of bread being soaked in egg mixture

Overhead shot of uncooked mango French toast in skillet

Overhead shot of golden brown mango French toast in skillet

4: Seve with your favorite toppings.

Closeup shot of stack of mango French toast on plate

Substitutions and Variations

Puree your favorite fruit to make all kinds of French toast variations.
Try topping your French toast with a bit of sweetened coconut.
For extra rich French toast, use half and half or cream instead of milk.

Equipment

Knife
Cutting board
Fork
Mixing bowl
Measuring cup
Pan
Spatula

Storage

Refrigerator: Store in an air-tight container for up to 4 days.

Freezer: Store in an air-tight, freezer-safe container for up to 3 months.

Reheat: Grease a baking sheet, then place the French toast slices on it in a single layer. Bake for 6 to 8 minutes at 400 degrees, flipping the French toast halfway through.

What to Serve with French Toast

This classic sweet breakfast is delicious all on its own. However, you can pair it with any of your favorite savory breakfast items for an even heartier start to the day. Some great ideas include:

Sausage
Bacon
Eggs
Hashbrowns
Homefries

Tips:

You can purchase mango puree if you like to save time.
Only soak your bread for about 5 seconds. You don't want it to get too soggy and fall apart.
Medium-low to medium heat is the sweet spot for fully cooked French toast that's golden on the outside and not burned.

Closeup shot of mango French toast topped with whipped cream and diced mango on plate

FAQ

Why did my bread rip when I made my French toast?

If you soak your bread for too long, it will get soggy. This makes it prone to ripping or tearing.

Why is my French toast so dark?

If your French toast is very dark, you either used heat that was too high or cooked it for too long.

Is French toast French?

Not at all! This recipe gets it's name because it was meant to be called French's toast. However, its inventor was so bad with grammar that he neglected the apostrophe.

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