A beloved brand, known for its iconic sweet rolls and breads, has now brought a sweet twist to one of the most comforting breakfast classics.
The timing is especially promising as parents find themselves looking for something delicious and filling for busy back-to-school mornings.
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Costco_Love Instagram spotted the breakfast item, sharing it with followers and writing, “Costco just dropped a breakfast item that looks so delicious ?? King’s Hawaiian Aloha Bakes French Toast is now in the freezer section and is super convenient to prepare.”
View this post on InstagramKnown Instagram influencer Markie_Devo also shared a look at the soft-baked breakfast squares, declaring, “My goodness! Costco is cookin!”
View this post on InstagramWhile you can eat them straight out of the box, they also pair well with fresh fruit. And if you want to balance out the cinnamon sugar sweetness, we recommend a piping hot coffee.
Try them for yourselves and let us know what you think!
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