What to Make Next if You Love Viking Toast - Pinch Of Nom Slimming Recipes (2024)

What to Make Next if You Love Viking Toast - Pinch Of Nom Slimming Recipes (1)

Whether you’ve had a chance to try it or not, you may have spotted that our Viking Toast recipe went down a storm on TikTok and Instagram recently! If the golden, tangy topping of cheesy, caramelised onions hasn’t quite swayed you yet, knowing it’s ready in under 10 minutes might just tip you towards getting your grill on. A satisfying lunch with a crunch, it’s as light as 294 calories per serving too!

You can find the full recipe in our latest cookbook, Pinch of Nom: Enjoy (on pages 34-35). Not got your copy yet? Grab yours here!

To keep the fun going long after your final bite, we’ve rounded up some toasted treats and cheese-and-onion nibbles that’ll help you decide what to make next!

Toast, toast and more toast!

At Pinch of Nom, we’re experts at giving the humble cheese toastie a slimming-friendly, flavour-filled makeover. Take our Cheesy Chilli Toastie as an oh-so-cheesy example. Perfect when you fancy lunch with a kick of spice, we’ve partnered fresh chillies and chilli powder with a gooey layer of Gouda cheese.

Don’t worry if you can’t find Gouda cheese; reduced-fat cheddar or other varieties will work as well (just be sure to adjust the calories accordingly, if you’re counting).

You’ll want to grate your cheese so that it’ll combine nicely with your spring onions, herbs and spices.

An oldie but a goldie, our Cheesy Leeks on Toast never fails to hit the spot. While it might feel like cheese on toast should be off the menu when you’re eating slimming-friendly food, that’s far from the case with a few nifty lower-calorie swaps in the mix.

We’ve paired Cheddar with a stronger-tasting hard cheese so that you can get the punchy flavours you’re after, without piling on the calories. Why not give it a whirl for breakfast tomorrow?

This recipe is from our second cookbook, Pinch of Nom: Everyday Light. You can find the full recipe on pages 26-27.

A taste bud tingling combination of crunchy veggies, reduced-fat mature Cheddar cheese and tuna, you’ll never regret having our Tuna Melt Toasts on your lunch rotation. We’ve included red onion, red peppers, spring onions and cherry tomatoes in our toastie topping, but there’s nothing to stop you inviting other leftover veggies to the party.

Just like our Viking Toast, you can find the full recipe in your copy of Enjoy (this one’s on pages 212-213).

A toasted treat you’ll want to come back to time and again, it’s tasty enough as a standalone snack or you can pair it with a fresh, crispy salad for a filling midday meal.

Toasted treats don’t always have to be savoury. The proof is in the pudding with simple, sweet delights like our Chocolate French Toast. One of the quickest recipes you can make from our toasted roundup, you only need a very short list of basic store cupboard staples to put it together.

To make our chocolate hazelnut spread pop, we’ve infused each slice of eggy bread with cinnamon, vanilla extract, ground nutmeg and a hint of sweetener.

Trust us, you do not want to miss this one if you’ve got a sweet tooth…

Who says you need to go out for brunch? With our recipe, you can serve Creamy Strawberry French Toast in the comfort of your kitchen. Filled with sweetened cream cheese and fresh, sliced strawberries, they were made to be served with a sprinkling of icing sugar and maple syrup on top.

Your egg-soaked bread slices will only need around 2-3 minutes in a hot frying pan on either side, before they’re golden and utterly delicious (the full recipe is on pages 24-25 of Enjoy!).

Glorious cheese and onion dishes

If you agree that cheese and onion is the queen of classic flavour combinations, you’ll be on board for Caramelised Onion Cheese Toasties. We’ve paired strong, mature reduced-fat Cheddar flavours with spinach, mushrooms and onion to make sure they’ll fill you up, for only 237 calories per melt-in-the-middle sarnie.

When you’re on the lookout for a cheese-and-onion nibble that’ll taste delicious hot or cold, our Caramelised Onion Quiche ticks all of the boxes. Ready in under an hour with a handful of simple ingredients, we’ve cut the calories straight away by making our quiche creation crustless.

It’s so rich with bold cheese and caramelised onion flavours, you won’t spare a thought for the lack of shortcrust pastry. Pop it in your tupperware for a picnic, save it for lunch or enjoy it with Homemade Oven Chips for a hearty dinnertime treat.

Speaking of hearty dinners, if you’ve not ended the day with a slice of our Cheese, Onion and Potato Pie yet, we’d say tonight’s the night. The ideal comfort food dish for chillier winter evenings, we’ve lowered the calories by saying goodbye to full-fat pastry in favour of lighter, flakier filo.

With mashed potatoes, cheese, sautéed onions, mustard and garlic in our filling, there’s no shortage of good stuff to get excited about. Sprinkle over the cheesy topping and bake to golden brown perfection!

If you’re in the mood for a quick cheesy, oniony bite, but you don’t fancy a toastie, our Cheese and Onion Pasties will fulfil your needs. By using low-calorie tortilla wraps for our faux ‘pastry’, we’ve made them more slimming friendly without spoiling the fun.

Inspired by bakery-bought pasties, we’ve packed them with enough potato, low-fat cheese and onion to fill you up for the rest of the day.

While they’re quick to make from fresh, there’s nothing to stop you preparing a pasty or two in advance. These batch-cook dreams will keep in the fridge or freezer until you’re ready for them!

When you’re low on ingredients and you’re not sure what to make, our White Onion Soup is a simple, satisfying solution. We’ve used white onions because they have a sharper flavour that’s ideal for blitzing into a soup, but you can use brown onions instead if you’d prefer.

By combining onions with stock and half-fat crème fraiche, every spoonful is creamy and velvety for only 222 calories per serving.

It’s so good, you’ll want to use a wholemeal crusty bread roll to mop up any leftovers!

Have we inspired you to raid your bread bin?

If you’ll be cooking up a cheese-and-onion nibble or a toasted masterpiece after reading this article, feel free to take a photo and share it with us in our Facebook group – don’t be shy! It’s a community made up of almost 1 million lovely members who are all waiting to support you on your slimming journey.

You can always stop by our PON Gallery too! There’s no shortage of hints, tips, quotes and photos shared by our incredible community.

If you liked this article, you’ll love exploring our blog. Browse for inspiration on recipe ideas, kitchen equipment, money-saving tips and LOADS more.

What to Make Next if You Love Viking Toast - Pinch Of Nom Slimming Recipes (2024)

FAQs

What is Slimming World Viking Toast? ›

Viking Toast – which appears in the latest Pinch of Nom book – is inspired by the melty cheese and onion from its popular Viking Pork recipe. It contains cheap and basic ingredients such as cheese, onions, egg and milk and resembles a Welsh Rarebit.

Why is it called Viking toast? ›

"Why is it called Viking toast?", I hear you ask. Well, Pinch of Nom said: "Inspired by the melty cheese and onion from our Viking Pork recipe, we thought we'd try out the same golden, tangy topping on toast (and it works a treat!)."

Can you lose weight on a toast diet? ›

Toast is likely slightly better for weight loss than bread. There are numerous studies that show the association between a lack of blood sugar control and weight gain. Because toast has a lower glycemic index it could play a role in assisting with better blood sugar control and ultimately weight loss.

Is the Viking diet healthy? ›

A 'balanced' diet

Vikings had a varied and rich diet of wild and domestic meats, fruits, crops, poultry, fish, and other food they could grow, harvest, or hunt. Therefore, it is not surprising that their diet was much better and more varied than in other parts of medieval Europe.

What is a Viking toast called? ›

Raise your glass. Say “skål!” (pronounced “skoal”) with gusto. The word “skål” itself has origins made misty over time. Some claim that the term has a root in the skulls of the vanquished, from which Viking warriors would drink to celebrate their victory.

What is a Viking breakfast? ›

Dagmal was the morning meal in which the adults would eat leftover stew from the night before with bread and fruit. The children would usually have porridge and dried fruit or, on occasion, buttermilk and bread.

What was Viking bread made of? ›

The Viking bread found in the graves at Birka was made with a mixture of barley and wheat flour. Some Viking breads also used spelt flour or oats. You could try experimenting with different types of flour.

What bread does Slimming World recommend? ›

You'll find a wide variety of bread choices on our Healthy Extras list – including wholemeal bread, rolls and pittas, as well as a number of gluten-free options. If you're already signed up, head to our member website or check your member pack for the full range of Healthy Extra 'b' choices.

Top Articles
Latest Posts
Article information

Author: Neely Ledner

Last Updated:

Views: 6329

Rating: 4.1 / 5 (62 voted)

Reviews: 85% of readers found this page helpful

Author information

Name: Neely Ledner

Birthday: 1998-06-09

Address: 443 Barrows Terrace, New Jodyberg, CO 57462-5329

Phone: +2433516856029

Job: Central Legal Facilitator

Hobby: Backpacking, Jogging, Magic, Driving, Macrame, Embroidery, Foraging

Introduction: My name is Neely Ledner, I am a bright, determined, beautiful, adventurous, adventurous, spotless, calm person who loves writing and wants to share my knowledge and understanding with you.