"toast together" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of making a toast or drinking a toast, usually with others. For example: We toasted together to celebrate our success.
Markus instantly agrees to speak to me, and we raise a toast together.
A typical menu for her is a breakfast of wheat or gluten-free toast together with a poached egg and avocado.
Let's raise our glasses this New Year and toast together to a year of dates -- here's to quality time, to lip gloss and real pants, to a little bit of romance, and maybe even some good ol'-fashioned making out in 2015.
Partly this is an artefact of presenting the more appropriate median intake, which is generally lower than the mean (Dybing et al, 2005), and partly underestimation caused by grouping bread and toast together.
"A taste of banana mixed with cheese and sugar sauce together with chocolate, all toasted together," he said, still breathless when he thinks about it.
Mix the ingredients for the French toast topping together in a medium bowl.
To make enough batter for eight slices of French toast, beat together the following: 3 large eggs.
They toasted success together, as when Richards was selected captain at 23.
If you thought graham crackers were invented to sandwich melted chocolate and toasted marshmallows together, think again.
Given that its temperature is key, allowing toast to huddle together is far preferable to laboriously cutting-up and/or buttering slices and filing them in a toast rack.
The entire news division was set to toast the victory together on Thursday.
