Use argument from lstinline twice in a user defined command

Question

I'm writing a document (that uses the listings package) which aims to show the output of some LaTeX commands. I want to create a command that would allow me to typeset the command inline and its output in a single line. Writing

\noindent lorem
\\\LaTeXShow|{\Huge test text}|
\\ipsum

would display the following

The reason I want to do this is because I am writing a guide on LaTeX for my fellow ċlassmates and I want to show the output of having executed some LaTeX commands. The code snippet presented below is a minimum working example that represents some of the content I am currently writing

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{listings}

\usepackage{xcolor}

\newcommand{\LaTeXShow}{\lstinline[language = {[latex]tex}, keywordstyle = {\color[HTML]{101094}}, basicstyle = {\ttfamily}]}

\begin{document}
    \noindent\LaTeXShow|{\Huge test text}| displays {\Huge test text}
    \\\LaTeXShow|{\Huge test text}| displays {\Huge test text}
    \\\LaTeXShow|{\Huge test text}| displays {\Huge test text}
    \\\LaTeXShow|{\huge test text}| displays {\huge test text}
    \\\LaTeXShow|{\LARGE test text}| displays {\LARGE test text}
\end{document}

As you can see, there is a pattern among the lines of the body of the document. If the desired command existed, then the document would look like this

\begin{document}
    \noindent\LaTeXShow|{\Huge test text}|
    \\\LaTeXShow|{\Huge test text}|
    \\\LaTeXShow|{\Huge test text}|
    \\\LaTeXShow|{\huge test text}|
    \\\LaTeXShow|{\LARGE test text}|
\end{document}

and the output would be

Note The command must use the lstinline command from the listings package. The reason behind this is because of the style options that package offers.