Same. My grandfather died when I was a year old, my other grandfather had a debilitating illness and while I know he loved me and I have a lot of good memories of him there was a lot he physically couldn't do, and my father was diagnosed as a narcissist so you can imagine what that was like. But this guy? He has the kinds my grandfather had and he gives genuinely helpful advice. I'm hoping he will tackle snow chains like he did the windshield wipers. No one ever showed me how to change them before.
@@Rebecca-ku9eo It’s scary to think about someone being diagnosed as a narc, because it is so rare. There’s many people with narc qualities, but for someone to have the diagnosis is so much more intense than the average. My mom is the same way and I feel for you.
@@marah3298 I feel for you too. My dad set up an appointment for himself and my mom with a psychiatrist in the hopes of her being diagnosed with OCD to basically prove she was crazy and he was right about everything and shouldn't be allowed to divorce him. This was the 1980s so things were a bit different then. But the psychiatrist said that while my mom might have some issues with depression, which she did and was treated for and has been doing very well since then, my dad ended the sessions after the psychiatrist diagnosed him as having Narcissistic Personality Disorder. So he essentially shot himself in the foot with that weird power play. And that's why I'm so thankful for this channel. This dad is so kind and so helpful and I'm so happy he makes these videos :)
@@Rebecca-ku9eo The worst part is, he probably still doesn’t believe he has anything wrong with him. My mom believes she’s in the right and she’s backed up by many friends and family too. Every time this channel posts a new video, I get so happy, because he is a consistent dad figure in my life.
Came to this channel from another person's recommendation, not knowing what to expect. The second he said "Hey kids, great to see you again!" I immediately burst out crying. God I love this man
My dad lost his dad at a young age, he has taught me everything I know today, from changing a tire to basic house work, to wearing a suit properly… I found out recently he watches your videos and tbh it was tough to hold the tears back… it’s hard to think he taught me everything but he had no one to teach him… god bless you dad and god bless you man, keep doing this great job! Cheers from México
I just want to thank you for making this channel. I cried the other day because of a video I saw, it was a girl calling her dad. Her dad kept saying how much she makes his day whenever he calls and how she's so wonderful. My dad gave up on me a few years ago, he left when I was 3 and only when I was 11 he came back. He came back for my brother. He took me places with my brother but didn't seem happy to take me. I'm In highschool and I don't know the love of a dad. I'm new to the channel but I still appreciate you so much
My father passed away and since i couldn't learn things from my dad my mom showed me this channel he died when I was in 3rd grade I am now 11 years old I appreciate this man
My dad was a chef, but sadly died before he could teach me even how to cook the basics. Ty for making this and all of ur other videos. Very comforting and educational ❤
Also... " my French hat " is such a " Dad thing" to call a beret 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣loved it. Makes me think of my dad. Another great reason for doing what you do. Keeps my dad fresh in my memory. Thank you
I know this is only a video on how to make French toast, but, you have no idea how much you’ve helped me, and other people like me growing up without a father figure. Thank you so much. ❤
Never had a dad he left my mom when I was 3 years old your videos are amazing and I don’t do the tutorials I just love the feeling of a dad helping me out with stuff
My dad used to make French toast for us every once in a while 🥰 He told us years later that he would add a little orange juice in with the eggs to coat the bread… I either don’t remember it because I was too young or because it was so awful I blocked it out 😂
I would love to see more cooking videos like this for basic recipes. When you're young and/or broke, the cheapest food is what you make yourself. Fresh ingredients also give you the best nutrition. Learn little tricks to turn a bologna sandwich into something balanced and filling with the right toppings. Or even some easy choices if you have a dinner date.
Im not close with my dad and learned things from my mom teaching me. But Im here to show support and say you are a great person, an amazing dad to your kids and to your youtube kids.
Thanks bro. Dad died right when I turned 18, and before that was a businessman, so we didn't get much time together. I missed a lot of the traditional experienced and lessons.
If you wanna get extra fancy, replace the bread with croissants from a Costco or grocery store bakery. Slice them in half the long way like you're making one of those croissant chicken salad sandwiches, leave the slices out for a little while to dry out a bit, and then use them for your french toast. It'll change your life!!
You should look into cooking bread and butter pudding. It sounds awful and tastes amazing, it’s a fabulous dessert with a tiny bit of ice cream on the side. For French toast, I usually make the unsweetened version, by just adding salt and pepper.
*laughs in French at dad joke* 😛 I really like the idea of saving cinnamon as a topper and getting scramble eggs out of the mix. 💡 Brilliant double use!
My dad is cool but I’m grateful for men like you who do this kind of thing for my little boys who don’t have a dad. I can and will teach them as many of these things as I can but I’m relieved to know there are men out there to help them too. ❤
Solid French toast tutorial! My mom always put a pinch of sugar in the egg batter and sprinkle in some nutmeg! Also, REALLY, REALLY, REALLY important to let the bread soak up the mixture. You want to let it sit for a good 30 seconds to a minute. Also, bread that's gone a little stale is great for making french toast! Heating the syrup is key! Don't put cold maple syrup on hot French toast/pancakes!!! Bon Appétit!
One of our favorite french toasts is when I can get my hands on a loaf of raisen bread, cut the slices thick, and then make the french toast from that. There are so many variations, and additions you can do. Like serving with seasonal fruits and flavored syrup. Our favorite syrup however is Karo!
I literally just found this channel and cried. My dad was, suffice it to say, less than admirable. Thank you so much for doing what you do, and I'm gonna like and comment on every single video of yours I watch.
My father left when I was very young and I haven’t seen him since and the people like you and all the other TH-camrs out there are very amazing. And if I ever don’t know how to do something I just go to your channel and watch how to do it. Because ya no I can’t be reached at home and the really only father figure I have is my Grampa. And the only other things I can learn tools and stuff like that from is from school. So in conclusion THANK you so so much for your channel you have helped a lot of youngins out there! 😁
I just came across your channel from a video on The Clicks channel. This means so much to me, I'm estranged from my family and never learnt a lot of basics. My ex taught me to shave, my dance teacher taught me to tie a tie, and I'm so thankful for these videos because I have a place to look things up and learn from a kind father figure ♥️♥️
I cant stop tearing up. Its just the little things, like the way you talk, how you reassure us that some things are optional, little tips, I have a deep fear of touching and it usually takes me around a year to even let somebody touch my shoudler, but i just really want to hug you and this is the first video ive ever seen of you.
Thank you so much for teaching me how to do what we call here " pain perdu", litterally lost bread. My ol' man never has been into cooking and I think the only person who cooked something like this for me was my late grandma. Now I'll have to try that for myself and folks I love. Stunning video. Thank you so much for your kindness, patience and all the positivty you radiate in each of your videos !
I love to cook. My sister like to do as much cooking together as we can. We share recipes back and forth all the time and this is a solid french toast recipe. I just wanted to point out, if you don't have a shallow dish like he has, you can use a bowl. It's not ideal but if you've never had a use for a container like his, you might not have one. So don't let that stop you from trying this! Also my favorite type of youtube video is cooking vides and I'm so happy to see Dad cooking! I hope you do more recipes!
My father became an alcoholic years ago so long I will be twelve in march six years away from my dad in Florida (I’m in Indiana) none the less your channel means more than the world to me I genuinely thank you for making this channel and teaching me the thing my dad never had time for My sincerest thanks to you💜
Powdered sugar, jam, apple butter, or pumpkin butter are yummy alternate toppings on warm French toast instead of syrup. Also, you can cut the cooked French toast into strips and dunk them in to a side of syrup to get kids to be more interested in eating it. If you get them involved in stirring, dipping, pouring in the vanilla etc... they will love eating what they helped make and not ask to go through BK for their French toast strips. French toast in slice or strip form freeze well, just make sure they are totally cooled before putting them in a ziplock or air tight container. Thanks for the vid! Love your "French hat" :)
I've never had my dad in my life and all of my step dads were always too busy working to ever show me anything like cooking or changing oil. Heck just in recent years my wife has been showing me how to do simple things like just making rice. She was going to show me this week how to make French toast. Now I can surprise her when she wakes up with a fresh batch. Thanks, dad!
I follow the channel because my father is absent, whenever he has time he doesn't pay attention to me or teach me these things, thank you very much boy for doing what he can't do for me
Hello, nice video ! My best iteration for this recipe (I'm french). For the dipping: eggs, milk, vanilla and sugar. For the pan, a cast iron one on medium at first and crank up to caramelise the dipping. And for a best result, brioche is the best a bit raci. Thanks for my children memories :)
It's interesting to think of all of the steps to making an item. I never would have thought of explaining some of this stuff to my kids. They just had to get it through me watching. And, I like the real time of the cooking.
This is a message directly to content creator. I have not watched any of your videos, nor do I have the need to, I I lucky enough to have always had my father. But my gosh does the fact you do this touch my heart, thank you so much for this selfless effort to reach as many people as you can with the best dad advice you can. Keep it up and may God bless you.
I have a very distant father figure, so getting advice has always been a challenge. I appreciate this content. I just learnt of you recently. Please continue to be an honest and helpful person. I hope nothing but good things for you.
Hey man I just heard about you on tiktok, I’m a nobody but as someone who hasn’t spoken to my dad since I was 15 because of an “unhappy home” I had to learn a lot on my own so I just want to say you have my utmost respect and I wish to thank you!
I have been wondering FOREVER how to do this right. I know I could of looked it up behind, but it's good to see you have a video on this too. I will be enjoying these recipe from now on.
My parents used to make French toast but put it in a waffle maker. It’s fast and taste delicious. It was just bread soaked in eggs and stuff (I was really little) then put it in a waffle maker. Then they’d sprinkle some spice on it and some syrup. It was delicious.
This guy is so sweet. Sure I don't really have issues with my father but something that I regret is that I feel he never really enjoyed teaching me things. He would just say "Let me do it, you don't know how to do it anyways" and not explain me how to actually do it. I don't blame my father but I just regret that this is the way I was raised : never really got to learn how to do certains things and now feeling that I'll never be as independant that I should. So I just wanted to say thank you for your videos, it really helps. Ps : sorry if my english is not correct It's not my native langage.
This just made me cry, as a person who has a terrible father figure in my life I just want to thank you, this is so nice, it's so good to see that people still care and are able to show kindnes even just like this
I moved away from my family since i was 14. I understand how hard it is to live without a family, to have to learn everything by oneself. Really appreciate for your amazing channel. Wonderful
My dad was very verbally and emotionally abusive to the point he even said “I’m the man of the house, everything I say is right” he thought he was god and I finally escaped that hell. He’s a horrible person that is a waste of life, so thank you dad for helping me start over.
I was just thinking about it a few days ago because of the craving I had for it but didn't know how to make it, it made me emotional mostly because it's a positive thing from my childhood. Thank you so much for making this video :)
Growing my mom did her best on her own, but breakfast was usually cereal, but now with my son I cook French toast ATLEAST once a week. I hope he will look back and remember these days.
It's so strange... I don't feel like watching a You Tube video, it's like I'm having a video call with my cool and smart uncle.🥰😄 I really enjoy watching your work, although I know how to do most of these things, I just feel like a kid, just listening to everything you say. I'm so happy I have found your channel💝
Y’know Imma a new comer but I definitely needed this. My biological father died because he drowned but the girl that hit him unconscious didn’t go to jail, and this has changed my life I watched 3 videos and this is amazing it’s nice to be here.
My father used to treat me very badly and separated from my mother now my friend recommended this channel to me now I have a foster father I'm glad I found this channel I'm now 18 years old if you channel
I've only ever made it with Lakeland brand Texas Toast. And while it's still warm, put peanut butter on it, followed by syrup. It's incredible, you're welcome.
Hey Dad! I'm pretty sure you're not Jewish but all of your Jewish kids should know that French toast is great with leftover challah. Also, it's an easy bread to make which is good for another video. Another thing with challah is that you should braid it which lets us practice our braiding skills
Thank you so much for being on youtube, every time I’m sad and i wish i had a father figure i come here to watch your videos while learning things dads teach thank you so much for being here for me ❤️❤️
Such a cool and wholesome channel. Some people don't have dad's, their dad's suck, or their dad's just aren't good at teaching life skills, it's not a bad thing just not everyone can explain things in a way that makes sense to someone who's new at something. Love the channel and love having a place to learn life skills like home/car repair/improvement/maintenance and cooking 😁👍🏻
When you first said "hey kids" i actually started crying. My dad never really accepted me for reasons i won't say, but you can probably guess. He disappeared from my life before even playing a game of catch with me. All he ever taught me was how to play hacky sack, and I'm still not very good at it. I still love my dad to the bottom of my heart though, and wish I could see him just one last time.
Just found you through a reaction video (thank you, Click!) and I immediately subscribed. I'm really looking forward to watching all of these. Thank you so much for doing this! It really means a lot, that you'd make all these videos just to help complete strangers with basic stuff we were never taught.
During the holiday season when it is available at the groceries my dad would use Eggnog to make French toast. He just added cinnamon. A good way to use any left over Eggnog you might have. Thanks for your educational videos.
Cara eu amo seus vídeos são bastante bons e me ensinou bastante sabe você é uma pessoa boa e valeu por estar aqui e ensinar toda essa gente de coração mesmo
My french toast recipe came about the opposite way of yours. I threw in every ingredient I could find in the kitchen and every time taking away an ingredient that seemed unnecessary. My final recipe is yours with more cinnamon (always more cinnamon), brown sugar, and flour in the coating. Just a heaping spoonful of flour for every serving makes the coating more like a batter, which makes everything fluffier and more dessert-like. And for french toast, I'm going for a cross of breakfast pastry, fireball candies, and that childhood wonder when Burger King french toast sticks made me happy.
I just wanted to let you know that your an overall great person thank you for all the life lessons and teachings you always get me through with a laugh as well. I actually have a dad who is in my life but he’s mostly absent maybe talk to him a few times a year.
you are one of the best creators I know. while I do have a dad he is not living with us so eleven-year-old me wants to know how to cook stuff I love watching your videos because I learn something new every time I watch one
This is so nice thank you! In my life I never had parents to take care of me because they were always gone and i was kept from my dad and only got to see him 2 times a month(even tho he's better than my mom) . so while i was taking care of my brother and learning how to cook and do school. i never learned how to make french toast, even tho it was my favorite. i love what you are doing for people, keep it up!
It's incredible what you've been doing over these 2 years there are a lot of people who don't have parents or a father and you can see that you do this because you want to and not because you're being forced with the children because not all of them have a father or a mother and you are doing this teaching these things to us I can be more but you are the FATHER
Never had a good father figure in my life, your channel means everything to me. Thank you so much for all the work you put into this channel. 💙
Same. My grandfather died when I was a year old, my other grandfather had a debilitating illness and while I know he loved me and I have a lot of good memories of him there was a lot he physically couldn't do, and my father was diagnosed as a narcissist so you can imagine what that was like. But this guy? He has the kinds my grandfather had and he gives genuinely helpful advice. I'm hoping he will tackle snow chains like he did the windshield wipers. No one ever showed me how to change them before.
Same here. I really wish he'd have been around when I was young. What an amazing guy!
@@Rebecca-ku9eo It’s scary to think about someone being diagnosed as a narc, because it is so rare. There’s many people with narc qualities, but for someone to have the diagnosis is so much more intense than the average. My mom is the same way and I feel for you.
@@marah3298 I feel for you too. My dad set up an appointment for himself and my mom with a psychiatrist in the hopes of her being diagnosed with OCD to basically prove she was crazy and he was right about everything and shouldn't be allowed to divorce him. This was the 1980s so things were a bit different then. But the psychiatrist said that while my mom might have some issues with depression, which she did and was treated for and has been doing very well since then, my dad ended the sessions after the psychiatrist diagnosed him as having Narcissistic Personality Disorder. So he essentially shot himself in the foot with that weird power play. And that's why I'm so thankful for this channel. This dad is so kind and so helpful and I'm so happy he makes these videos :)
@@Rebecca-ku9eo The worst part is, he probably still doesn’t believe he has anything wrong with him. My mom believes she’s in the right and she’s backed up by many friends and family too. Every time this channel posts a new video, I get so happy, because he is a consistent dad figure in my life.
My dads in jail. I cant watch your videos without crying but after the tears you make me laugh and smile. I leave feeling warm inside. Thank you
Came to this channel from another person's recommendation, not knowing what to expect. The second he said "Hey kids, great to see you again!" I immediately burst out crying. God I love this man
My dad lost his dad at a young age, he has taught me everything I know today, from changing a tire to basic house work, to wearing a suit properly… I found out recently he watches your videos and tbh it was tough to hold the tears back… it’s hard to think he taught me everything but he had no one to teach him… god bless you dad and god bless you man, keep doing this great job! Cheers from México
I just want to thank you for making this channel. I cried the other day because of a video I saw, it was a girl calling her dad. Her dad kept saying how much she makes his day whenever he calls and how she's so wonderful. My dad gave up on me a few years ago, he left when I was 3 and only when I was 11 he came back. He came back for my brother. He took me places with my brother but didn't seem happy to take me. I'm In highschool and I don't know the love of a dad.
I'm new to the channel but I still appreciate you so much
My father passed away and since i couldn't learn things from my dad my mom showed me this channel he died when I was in 3rd grade I am now 11 years old I appreciate this man
My dad is still alive, he's 68 but he really didn't put effort into anything so here I am...learning from Dad. I needed this.
My dad was a chef, but sadly died before he could teach me even how to cook the basics. Ty for making this and all of ur other videos. Very comforting and educational ❤
Also... " my French hat " is such a " Dad thing" to call a beret 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣loved it. Makes me think of my dad. Another great reason for doing what you do. Keeps my dad fresh in my memory. Thank you
My husband used to make French toast for our kids and me. 10 out of 10. He's in heaven now. Good memory for us.
I’m so sorry to hear that I hope you and your children are doing well
I never grew up with my dad and have always been taken advantage of because I knew how to do nothing. You sir are God sent!
I know this is only a video on how to make French toast, but, you have no idea how much you’ve helped me, and other people like me growing up without a father figure. Thank you so much. ❤
This man is a legend
I didn't grow up with a father figure either
Never had a dad he left my mom when I was 3 years old your videos are amazing and I don’t do the tutorials I just love the feeling of a dad helping me out with stuff
My dad used to make French toast for us every once in a while 🥰 He told us years later that he would add a little orange juice in with the eggs to coat the bread… I either don’t remember it because I was too young or because it was so awful I blocked it out 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 man I felt that.. I often wonder did I repress it or am I imagining it. 🤔 lol thanks for the laugh. Oj sounds interesting, I may try it.
I would love to see more cooking videos like this for basic recipes. When you're young and/or broke, the cheapest food is what you make yourself. Fresh ingredients also give you the best nutrition. Learn little tricks to turn a bologna sandwich into something balanced and filling with the right toppings. Or even some easy choices if you have a dinner date.
So true.
Im not close with my dad and learned things from my mom teaching me. But Im here to show support and say you are a great person, an amazing dad to your kids and to your youtube kids.
Thanks bro. Dad died right when I turned 18, and before that was a businessman, so we didn't get much time together. I missed a lot of the traditional experienced and lessons.
I love the fact that so many people feel like you are their father figure!!! ❣️
one of the best things about home made french toast is the parts where the cooked eggs is on the outside. it’s sooooo yummy i love it
If you wanna get extra fancy, replace the bread with croissants from a Costco or grocery store bakery. Slice them in half the long way like you're making one of those croissant chicken salad sandwiches, leave the slices out for a little while to dry out a bit, and then use them for your french toast. It'll change your life!!
Youre not my dad
Youre not my dad
@@ericktello231 no one asked
@@ericktello231 no one asked
You should look into cooking bread and butter pudding. It sounds awful and tastes amazing, it’s a fabulous dessert with a tiny bit of ice cream on the side. For French toast, I usually make the unsweetened version, by just adding salt and pepper.
I lost my father on like 3 months ago I miss him so much and these tutorials of you're are helping me a lot thank you for all these tips🙏❤
One day i want to listen: "i am proud of you", but this channel make me SO happy, thank you dad.
*laughs in French at dad joke* 😛 I really like the idea of saving cinnamon as a topper and getting scramble eggs out of the mix. 💡 Brilliant double use!
I don’t have a good father figure this channel is so awesome. I’m so happy I’ve found this!
my dad never taught me how to do anything. i really appreciate this and what you do
Dude, tysm! I love French toast! You’re the goat man!
My dad is cool but I’m grateful for men like you who do this kind of thing for my little boys who don’t have a dad. I can and will teach them as many of these things as I can but I’m relieved to know there are men out there to help them too. ❤
Solid French toast tutorial! My mom always put a pinch of sugar in the egg batter and sprinkle in some nutmeg! Also, REALLY, REALLY, REALLY important to let the bread soak up the mixture. You want to let it sit for a good 30 seconds to a minute. Also, bread that's gone a little stale is great for making french toast! Heating the syrup is key! Don't put cold maple syrup on hot French toast/pancakes!!!
Bon Appétit!
One of our favorite french toasts is when I can get my hands on a loaf of raisen bread, cut the slices thick, and then make the french toast from that. There are so many variations, and additions you can do. Like serving with seasonal fruits and flavored syrup. Our favorite syrup however is Karo!
I literally just found this channel and cried. My dad was, suffice it to say, less than admirable. Thank you so much for doing what you do, and I'm gonna like and comment on every single video of yours I watch.
My father left when I was very young and I haven’t seen him since and the people like you and all the other TH-camrs out there are very amazing. And if I ever don’t know how to do something I just go to your channel and watch how to do it. Because ya no I can’t be reached at home and the really only father figure I have is my Grampa. And the only other things I can learn tools and stuff like that from is from school. So in conclusion THANK you so so much for your channel you have helped a lot of youngins out there! 😁
I just came across your channel from a video on The Clicks channel. This means so much to me, I'm estranged from my family and never learnt a lot of basics. My ex taught me to shave, my dance teacher taught me to tie a tie, and I'm so thankful for these videos because I have a place to look things up and learn from a kind father figure ♥️♥️
I cant stop tearing up. Its just the little things, like the way you talk, how you reassure us that some things are optional, little tips, I have a deep fear of touching and it usually takes me around a year to even let somebody touch my shoudler, but i just really want to hug you and this is the first video ive ever seen of you.
Thank you so much for teaching me how to do what we call here " pain perdu", litterally lost bread. My ol' man never has been into cooking and I think the only person who cooked something like this for me was my late grandma. Now I'll have to try that for myself and folks I love.
Stunning video. Thank you so much for your kindness, patience and all the positivty you radiate in each of your videos !
I love to cook. My sister like to do as much cooking together as we can. We share recipes back and forth all the time and this is a solid french toast recipe. I just wanted to point out, if you don't have a shallow dish like he has, you can use a bowl. It's not ideal but if you've never had a use for a container like his, you might not have one. So don't let that stop you from trying this! Also my favorite type of youtube video is cooking vides and I'm so happy to see Dad cooking! I hope you do more recipes!
My father became an alcoholic years ago so long I will be twelve in march six years away from my dad in Florida (I’m in Indiana) none the less your channel means more than the world to me I genuinely thank you for making this channel and teaching me the thing my dad never had time for
My sincerest thanks to you💜
I’m older, and I’ve had the fortune of a good dad, I hope one day I can be one too. Thank you for what you do for the world.
My family may have a recipe for French Toast, but I think this one looks great. Thanks, dad.
Thanks dad for teaching me how to do stuff, my dad died a year ago on September because of covid. You really are the best dad ever!
Sweet! I love french toast & the dad jokes. Thanks Dad. v
Powdered sugar, jam, apple butter, or pumpkin butter are yummy alternate toppings on warm French toast instead of syrup. Also, you can cut the cooked French toast into strips and dunk them in to a side of syrup to get kids to be more interested in eating it. If you get them involved in stirring, dipping, pouring in the vanilla etc... they will love eating what they helped make and not ask to go through BK for their French toast strips. French toast in slice or strip form freeze well, just make sure they are totally cooled before putting them in a ziplock or air tight container. Thanks for the vid! Love your "French hat" :)
I've never had my dad in my life and all of my step dads were always too busy working to ever show me anything like cooking or changing oil. Heck just in recent years my wife has been showing me how to do simple things like just making rice. She was going to show me this week how to make French toast. Now I can surprise her when she wakes up with a fresh batch. Thanks, dad!
I follow the channel because my father is absent, whenever he has time he doesn't pay attention to me or teach me these things, thank you very much boy for doing what he can't do for me
Hello, nice video !
My best iteration for this recipe (I'm french). For the dipping: eggs, milk, vanilla and sugar. For the pan, a cast iron one on medium at first and crank up to caramelise the dipping. And for a best result, brioche is the best a bit raci. Thanks for my children memories :)
Woke up just in time to treat myself a breakfast :D
Thank you very much.
It's interesting to think of all of the steps to making an item. I never would have thought of explaining some of this stuff to my kids. They just had to get it through me watching. And, I like the real time of the cooking.
This is a message directly to content creator. I have not watched any of your videos, nor do I have the need to, I I lucky enough to have always had my father. But my gosh does the fact you do this touch my heart, thank you so much for this selfless effort to reach as many people as you can with the best dad advice you can. Keep it up and may God bless you.
I've been wanting to learn how to make for a while, thank you so much!
I have a very distant father figure, so getting advice has always been a challenge. I appreciate this content. I just learnt of you recently. Please continue to be an honest and helpful person. I hope nothing but good things for you.
You consistently keep posting great content!! Thank you!!!
Hey man I just heard about you on tiktok, I’m a nobody but as someone who hasn’t spoken to my dad since I was 15 because of an “unhappy home” I had to learn a lot on my own so I just want to say you have my utmost respect and I wish to thank you!
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I think how you show us is just perfect! Because it’s not just how to cook french toast, it’s DAD showing us how to cook french toast :))
I have a dad that is amazing but I came to this channel to support u, you amazing thank you for doing this for millions of kids
Last time I watched your video was way back 2 yrs ago Dad, and had to enlist to pay college and I'm glad that you're in 4M now. Missed you dad
I had the best dad ever but he never cooked. Your videos help me through the grieving process. Thank you
First time felt I have a warm family, step by step teaching with patience really touched my heart, thank you!
I have been wondering FOREVER how to do this right. I know I could of looked it up behind, but it's good to see you have a video on this too. I will be enjoying these recipe from now on.
My parents used to make French toast but put it in a waffle maker. It’s fast and taste delicious. It was just bread soaked in eggs and stuff (I was really little) then put it in a waffle maker. Then they’d sprinkle some spice on it and some syrup. It was delicious.
Great video! When using thin slices of bread, I like to toast them a little bit before dunking them into the mixture.
Thanks dad! I would use cream for a richer flavor instead of the milk. Other then that, pretty spot on!
This guy is so sweet. Sure I don't really have issues with my father but something that I regret is that I feel he never really enjoyed teaching me things. He would just say "Let me do it, you don't know how to do it anyways" and not explain me how to actually do it. I don't blame my father but I just regret that this is the way I was raised : never really got to learn how to do certains things and now feeling that I'll never be as independant that I should.
So I just wanted to say thank you for your videos, it really helps.
Ps : sorry if my english is not correct It's not my native langage.
This just made me cry, as a person who has a terrible father figure in my life I just want to thank you, this is so nice, it's so good to see that people still care and are able to show kindnes even just like this
I moved away from my family since i was 14. I understand how hard it is to live without a family, to have to learn everything by oneself. Really appreciate for your amazing channel. Wonderful
My dad was very verbally and emotionally abusive to the point he even said “I’m the man of the house, everything I say is right” he thought he was god and I finally escaped that hell. He’s a horrible person that is a waste of life, so thank you dad for helping me start over.
I was just thinking about it a few days ago because of the craving I had for it but didn't know how to make it, it made me emotional mostly because it's a positive thing from my childhood.
Thank you so much for making this video :)
stop being dramatic
@@mitsu9538 lol you good there bro?
@@ChocolateFactorySUV yes I’m fine but there is no need to over exaggerate
@@mitsu9538 yeah exactly what I thought.
Highly recommend you to grow up.
@@mitsu9538 don't seem like you're doing good
I'm not "over exaggerating" lmao
Just being honest about my feelings.
Growing my mom did her best on her own, but breakfast was usually cereal, but now with my son I cook French toast ATLEAST once a week. I hope he will look back and remember these days.
ماشاء الله تبارك الله تسلم ايدك تحفة جدا🌷💖🌷👍👍👍👍
You’re the dad i never had so thank you for the videos!!! They have been so helpful now that i live on my own and have no contact w my family!
It's so strange... I don't feel like watching a You Tube video, it's like I'm having a video call with my cool and smart uncle.🥰😄 I really enjoy watching your work, although I know how to do most of these things, I just feel like a kid, just listening to everything you say. I'm so happy I have found your channel💝
Y’know Imma a new comer but I definitely needed this. My biological father died because he drowned but the girl that hit him unconscious didn’t go to jail, and this has changed my life I watched 3 videos and this is amazing it’s nice to be here.
My father used to treat me very badly and separated from my mother now my friend recommended this channel to me now I have a foster father I'm glad I found this channel I'm now 18 years old if you channel
just made it for myself and my sister. Best food I had in awhile. Nice to finally eat some homemade food, Thank you sir!
Love your beret, Dad. Yum, gonna make this for breakfast tomorrow 👏❤️🌈❤️👏❤️❤️👏👏🌈
I've only ever made it with Lakeland brand Texas Toast. And while it's still warm, put peanut butter on it, followed by syrup. It's incredible, you're welcome.
hey dad !! i could never really firgure out how to make french toast and this might help !! but love ur vids sm
Hey Dad! I'm pretty sure you're not Jewish but all of your Jewish kids should know that French toast is great with leftover challah. Also, it's an easy bread to make which is good for another video. Another thing with challah is that you should braid it which lets us practice our braiding skills
My family always had French toast for holidays growing up. This video makes me nostalgic, thanks dad!
Thanks 🙂 Never had French toast and always wanted to try it. It isn't common where I'm from. Now I can make my own 🙂🙂
Thank you so much for being on youtube, every time I’m sad and i wish i had a father figure i come here to watch your videos while learning things dads teach thank you so much for being here for me ❤️❤️
Such a cool and wholesome channel. Some people don't have dad's, their dad's suck, or their dad's just aren't good at teaching life skills, it's not a bad thing just not everyone can explain things in a way that makes sense to someone who's new at something. Love the channel and love having a place to learn life skills like home/car repair/improvement/maintenance and cooking 😁👍🏻
When you first said "hey kids" i actually started crying. My dad never really accepted me for reasons i won't say, but you can probably guess. He disappeared from my life before even playing a game of catch with me. All he ever taught me was how to play hacky sack, and I'm still not very good at it. I still love my dad to the bottom of my heart though, and wish I could see him just one last time.
I'm Brazilian and I discovered your channel through a TH-cam video, I believe this will help me a lot, so from now on I say thank you
These types of TH-cam channels help me feel like I have an actual father figure I grew up with
Just found you through a reaction video (thank you, Click!) and I immediately subscribed. I'm really looking forward to watching all of these. Thank you so much for doing this! It really means a lot, that you'd make all these videos just to help complete strangers with basic stuff we were never taught.
Just finished the video, legit just made them too lol, thanks :)
As a person growing without a father, this helped me so much! thank you so much!
Making these on sunday for sure. Thanks
I gotta say sir, I think Mr. Rogers would be proud of you.
The ultimate compliment
I agree. The ultimate compliment.
Bro, your teaching me actual good lessons. Your better then most people’s fathers
During the holiday season when it is available at the groceries my dad would use Eggnog to make French toast. He just added cinnamon. A good way to use any left over Eggnog you might have. Thanks for your educational videos.
That sounds great 👍🏻
Cara eu amo seus vídeos são bastante bons e me ensinou bastante sabe você é uma pessoa boa e valeu por estar aqui e ensinar toda essa gente de coração mesmo
Thank you Internet Dad! I like the ends (heel) of the bread too. Waste not, want not.
My french toast recipe came about the opposite way of yours. I threw in every ingredient I could find in the kitchen and every time taking away an ingredient that seemed unnecessary. My final recipe is yours with more cinnamon (always more cinnamon), brown sugar, and flour in the coating. Just a heaping spoonful of flour for every serving makes the coating more like a batter, which makes everything fluffier and more dessert-like. And for french toast, I'm going for a cross of breakfast pastry, fireball candies, and that childhood wonder when Burger King french toast sticks made me happy.
I don’t need this but I know that other people do and I appreciate what you do God bless you sir 😊
I just wanted to let you know that your an overall great person thank you for all the life lessons and teachings you always get me through with a laugh as well. I actually have a dad who is in my life but he’s mostly absent maybe talk to him a few times a year.
you are the best father we could all wish for
Thank you dad, you always help me at the best or worst times.
you are one of the best creators I know. while I do have a dad he is not living with us so eleven-year-old me wants to know how to cook stuff I love watching your videos because I learn something new every time I watch one
This is so nice thank you! In my life I never had parents to take care of me because they were always gone and i was kept from my dad and only got to see him 2 times a month(even tho he's better than my mom) . so while i was taking care of my brother and learning how to cook and do school. i never learned how to make french toast, even tho it was my favorite. i love what you are doing for people, keep it up!
It's incredible what you've been doing over these 2 years there are a lot of people who don't have parents or a father and you can see that you do this because you want to and not because you're being forced with the children because not all of them have a father or a mother and you are doing this teaching these things to us I can be more but you are the FATHER