Banana Peanut Butter Stuffed French Toast

I love food, I love to eat, and I love to cook, but most importantly I love to make great tasting food that everyone loves and manipulate it so that it is less calories and healthier for the average person to eat and enjoy. Breakfast is the best time of day for a “cheat meal” when you are trying to eat healthy and lose or maintain weight. I have found that I normally crave “junk foods” first thing in the morning when my body is starving for calories since I sleep for eight to twelve hours in a single night. Due to this craving I have always found ingenious ways to make my meals contain less calories and become healthier than the normal breakfast foods that one can order in a restaurant. The way I force my food to be healthier than the original recipes of the beloved breakfast foods is simply by using all natural and/or organic products combined in a way to trick my taste buds and mind into believing I am eating a sugary and fatty filled breakfast dessert. Another way to make my beloved breakfast foods healthier is that I never add anything else to the top of it such as honey, maple syrup, butter, etc. I keep my breakfast simple and I enjoy the taste of natural foods. I know that stuffed French toast is not the healthiest of meals to consume, but it is a delicious one, and this recipe is not that bad for one to eat (especially if one splits it with a child, friend, or significant other and adds scrambled egg whites on the side). I have never felt that I had to compromise too much when trying to maintain a healthy lifestyle, but I have had to learn how to cook and how to combine certain foods to make them taste delicious, but I have NEVER had to compromise taste for health. If one cuts out sugar (except for natural sugar found in natural food such as fruit), cuts down the amount one eats in a single sitting, and only consumes natural and whole foods, then one can really eat anything that they want and still be a healthy person. Of course one may have to compromise eating out at restaurants on a daily basis, but if one enjoys being in the kitchen and experimenting with food and cooking, then it isn't a compromise more than an addition to ones life. Without white bread, sugar, maple syrup, and butter French toast is actually a healthy option to eat for breakfast once in awhile (it is not something I eat everyday, but I do like to treat myself every few months or so). So start cooking up some good food in the kitchen and enjoy a healthier option of the beloved breakfast foods!

This recipe tastes like a dream: smooth, creamy, sweet, and filling.

The nutritional facts provided is for the whole stuffed French toast. Personally I only eat half of this for one meal and I love to add scrambled egg whites to the side and either share or save the other half.

Also, the sugar found in this recipe are all natural. Banana is actually fairly high in sugar and the peanut butter and bread also have a small amount of natural sugar in them, but it's for breakfast, so carbohydrates and sugar are actually healthy for the body since it aids in flooding the protein into the muscles to end the catabolic state the body is in during sleep.