Huh, I never really thought about it in the context of “what if you turned toast to powder?”
Powdered toast, also sometimes called cinnamon toast, is where you toast some bread and add some butter while it’s toasting so that it’s toasty and buttery. Then, you sprinkle on some “cinnamon-sugar,” aka, powdered cinnamon and granulated sugar mixed together, which sticks to the melted butter.
I always assumed it was some fantastical product that operated like powdered milk, but reconstituted into toast. I never watched that much R&S though. I found the grotesque style (in both the classical and everyday senses) to be offputting. I was still watching cartoons in Junior High – hell, I still watch good ones now – but I was more a Tiny Toon Adventures/Animaniacs guy.
Huh, I never really thought about it in the context of “what if you turned toast to powder?”
Powdered toast, also sometimes called cinnamon toast, is where you toast some bread and add some butter while it’s toasting so that it’s toasty and buttery. Then, you sprinkle on some “cinnamon-sugar,” aka, powdered cinnamon and granulated sugar mixed together, which sticks to the melted butter.
I always assumed it was just an absurd amalgamation of words
I always thought it was like French toast
I always assumed it was some fantastical product that operated like powdered milk, but reconstituted into toast. I never watched that much R&S though. I found the grotesque style (in both the classical and everyday senses) to be offputting. I was still watching cartoons in Junior High – hell, I still watch good ones now – but I was more a Tiny Toon Adventures/Animaniacs guy.
If you think the style was grotesque, don’t look into admitted groomer and abuser John Kricfalusi, the show’s creator.