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Jeanne (aka NanaBread) on 7.14.2010




I tried this from memory and screwed it up, and it was still delicious! I added Tablespoons of cocoa instead of teaspoons, so I had to add a little more honey to cut it, but it was still wickedly chocolatey and delicious. It’s good frozen as a treat, but I also thawed one cup and stirred it into a brownie recipe today. They came out super chocolatey (I know, I’ve said that twice now) and delicious. It added tremendous flavor without screwing up the texture of the brownies. I’m thinking of adding it to pancake or waffle batter next! There’s no telling what I might add this miracle mixture to next.
h420ad on 6.27.2010




I made this last week and it was so good! I needed to hide it from my daughter so she didn’t eat it all.



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westmonster on 5.21.2010
“Yum” is what it sounds like…!
sweepea on 5.13.2010
STORAGE UPDATE: was cleaning out the deep freeze and found an uneaten jar of this from july ’09. i know, shocking some was left. nonetheless, it was in perfect condition, with a scant few ice crystals that did NOT impact the taste. i just set that sucker out on the counter to thaw a bit, and used it as an inducement to keep cleaning the freezers. YUM! good news for bad bananas! and i swear i get a little potassium/magnesium hit off of the banana/choc mouthful!
uyzie on 12.9.2009
The two best things about this recipe are how easy it is to make, and how not guilty I feel when I pull the container out of the freezer and eat a pint of this for dinner.
As an added bonus– for all lactose-intolerant people (like myself), this gives you a totally ice-cream fix without any dairy to give you trouble later!
I modified this recipe only a tiny bit the second time I made it and came up with exactly what I was looking for– a chocolate peanut butter banana ice cream. All you have to do is add about 2-3 tablespoons of peanut butter while you’re blending.
One other trick that I’ve found to speed up the process on the back end is to cut and freeze the bananas ahead of time. That way, the mixed substance only needs about 15-20 mins in the freezer to get a little more solid. (I throw my bananas in the freezer when I leave for work in the morning, so I can make it when I get home at night and enjoy for desert with minimal waiting time!)
mstrupeck on 11.3.2009
wow this sounds like it could be a really great dessert! can’t wait to try it!
sweepea on 9.25.2009
i’m pleased so many are enjoying this treat! : ) yes, it is good (sometimes better if an emergency) just out of the blender, more like a mousse then. sometimes it can harden a bit, so i make a small batch, but soften as suggested in the recipe if this happens.
and… FLAVANOIDS!