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Eye Nosh: Toast Variation
Did you skip breakfast this morning? (Shame on you if you did!) Or maybe that Starbucks scone/protein bar/power smoothie/leftover cold pizza left something to be desired. Perhaps this enticing croissant sandwich found by LAist Featured Photos pool contributor pink_fish13 can remind you of how good breakfast can be. (And, well, okay, how incredibly rich and buttery and grease-laden it can be too...croissants are basically pure butter and, yes, there appears to be bacon in between that egg and cheese goodness.)
This breakfast treat came from Toast, located on 3rd Street, and, if we weren't mistaken, as seen on this week's episode of The Hills. Not that we watch it. Uh, anyhow...
Our photog was a tease and only left us with the picture of the plate, leaving us to wonder if maybe words can't describe how tasty this was. Know of a tasty breakfast sandwich? Let us know!
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