Let’s get slicing and baking.
Don’t worry, nobody will know!
This treat is the best of both banana pudding and brownies in one.
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Banana Snack Cake
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“Very easy to make.
Banana flavor is perfect.
Banana Muffins
These easy to prepare muffins don’t require a stand or hand mixer to make.
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But for keep them moist and fluffy, double-check to not overmix the batter.
The key is to stop stirring the moment the dry ingredients are combined with the wet.
Peanut Butter-Banana Icebox Pie
Elvis would definitely approve, and that’s all we need to know.
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Banana Pudding Cheesecake
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You probably never knew you needed this heavenly hybrid.
Banana pudding gets an even creamier, more decadent twist thanks to a rich cheesecake filling.
Substitute vanilla paste if you’ve got the option to’t find a whole vanilla bean.
Strawberry-Banana-Peanut Butter Smoothie
You already know that peanut butter and banana make a dynamite duo.
Add some strawberries, honey, and almond milk and you’ll be ready to start your day.
The naturally sweetened breakfast staple (honey is the only sweetener) is fluffy and tender from buttermilk.
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Start by using your food processor to chop graham crackers to form the base.
While the total recipe time is long, the active cooking time is only slightly more than 20 minutes.
Fresh bananas and a crisp vanilla wafer crust will leave you wanting more.
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New-Fashioned Banana Pudding
Are you tired of the same old banana pudding over and over again?
Homemade vanilla custard, vanilla bean whipped cream, and a hint of nutmeg liven up this classic.
It’s so good it might just rival your Mama’s traditional recipe.
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Our Best-Ever Banana Bread
This classic banana bread recipe hits the spot every time.
No travel is required.
It only takes six ingredients to create this masterpiece, served with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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(We said almost.)
Salted caramel makes banana pudding feel even more special.
Strawberries and bananas make a refreshing duo in the beloved graham cracker-layered dessert.
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Hummingbird Bundt Cake
We couldn’t leave this Southern delicacy off the list.
Makethe classic Hummingbird Cakeor go with this fuss-free Bundt cake version instead.
Either way, pineapple-studded, nutty heaven awaits with just a hint of extra moistness from your ripe bananas.
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Cream Cheese Banana Bread
Cream cheese adds extra richness and a slight tang to classic banana bread.
Let the bread cool for at least 30 minutes before slicing.
Old-Fashioned Banana Pudding
Old-fashioned meringue is the star to this classic banana pudding.
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This dessert is smooth, creamy, and decadent.
Enjoy it warm or cold.
The sweet pecan-streusal topping adds the perfect amount of crunchy texture on top of this delicious loaf.
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Adding tangy sour cream to the batter enhances this cake’s moisture.
Banana Bread Cobbler
Create this banana bread cobbler with only six ingredients.
Sliced bananas and streusel toppings elevate this quick bread into a dessert.
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