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Recipe(tried): French Toast Royale - Has anyone else duplicated?

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This is very good, but as the poster said not exactly the recipe.

I think the sauce at Log Cabin is more of a butter, brown sugar mixture with a little cream cheese. It is not exactly the same at Log Cabin every time I eat it. Sometimes it is a little thinner with not as much of a cream cheese taste. It is always the thing my entire family wants to eat the first minute we hit town.

Any other ideas?
MsgID: 1427689
Shared by: Donna TN
In reply to: ISO: French Toast Royale
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