Finaly toast means TOST in turkish and He or she was eating TOST!

´I eat a toast´ is not correct English - this is because the original poster is not a native-English speaker - and this is the sort of mistake often made.

I never saw a Turk eating a slice of roasted bread, this is true - but as bread toasters can be bought in any supermarket or electrical store here, I assume many Turks do eat toasted bread or kýzarmýþ ekmek.  Scalpel certainly does! (addition: I just saw Alpha´s post and obviously he knows Turks who eat toast too )

And considering the rest of the post included sentences like ´I eat a toast with jam and butter´ - he/she is most definitely  not referring to a meal.

 I´m so glad you know better than our Turkish friends!  

 one who has not knowledge about the discussed topic read your comment will think you have a problem with Turkish friends.. 

Not if one recognises sarcasm when one sees it - but, point taken.  However, if you knew me you would know I certainly have no problem with my Turkish friends

Our Italian friend put here some sentences to corect his translation..maybe he takes some lessons and wanted help..maybe that was a homework.