Banana Ice Cream
Absolutely the most fabulous, quick and easy recipe I have found on the net!
It’s a one ingredient ice cream that is healthy and readily accessible!
A great way to feed your kids some extra fruit in the guise of an ice cream
Ingredients:
Bananas
Walnuts or Pecan nuts (Optional)
Method:
Take a dozen peeled bananas and dice them into three pieces
each. Freeze them in a zip lock bag or an airtight container for
at least 6 hours.
I leave a box full in the freezer at all times. As that way the ice cream is just one step away in case of a late night
craving or in the event of informal drop in’s at your house.
Put the required amount of frozen bananas into a food processer and push them down as much as you can so they
are tightly packed to a degree.
Start blending. For the first couple of try’s it will be a little difficult to move the bananas so push them around with a
spoon until the blending process starts. Within a couple of minutes the bananas will take on a white consistency and
turn into the yummiest ice cream. It can take anywhere from 2 to 4 minutes
If you are a fan of soft ice cream then serve immediately. You can garnish it with chopped walnuts.
If you like the ice cream a little hard then leave it in the freezer for 20 minutes and voila!
Tip # 1: If you have a taste for heavy sweets just add 2 tablespoons of honey for every 3 bananas in the blender.
Tip # 2: I serving of ice cream requires about 3 bananas
Tip # 3: You can actually freeze the bananas and make the ice cream and store it in an ice cream box in your deep
freezer for instant access also.
Note: I’ve changed the original process a bit to make the method a little simpler.

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3 Comments
Thank you so much Sobi! Happy that you enjoyed it 🙂
Great! ♥
Tip-1 made my taste so scrumptious!
Thanks for uploading such a delicious recipe! 🙂
This is a fav recipe of mine! I would love to hear some feed back from my readers! 🙂