Do Americans still eat French toast?

Question

Or is it now Freedom toast, Liberty toast (both of which would not have been possible without the help of the French), Isolationist toast, or Petty spite because you stood up for what you believed was right rather than just blindly following our command toast?
And how many people think I’ll get at least one variation on U R Toast as a reply?

Sorry, guys & gals, I should clarify - I was looking through Snapsoid, recently, and they're still putting up French Hate images.
It reminded me I really should take the opportunity to tease some rednecks, while 'the wound is still open', so to speak.
Some people take the most petty things personally, why not have some utterly childish fun at their expense?

Answer 1

(-: I still eat french toast. But I've been overseas several years, and missed that whole French-hate thing. I haven't heard about freedome fries in months and months. Why are you hanging on to it?

Answer 2

I loooooove French toast. I'm not sure it should be called French toast, though... not because of some stupid patriotic "It should be called Stars and Stripes Toast, not French toast" nonsense, but because who knows if the French were the first to dip bread in beaten eggs and then fry it...