Weight Watchers Freestyle Banana Recipes

Banana Chocolate Walnut Frozen Yogurt

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Bananas are so common, it's easy to take them for granted. In fact, they're the second most consumed fruit in America (apples occupy the top spot, those show-offs). But don't underestimate this everyday fruit. Just take a look at how you can transform ordinary bananas into extraordinary desserts.

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Homemade Banana Pudding Pie

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Let's start with this classic banana pie on a vanilla wafer crust. Sure, there are versions out there that call for instant pudding, but this top-rated beauty shows you how easy it is to make the whole thing from scratch, including the fluffy meringue topping. Just in case you need tips for making meringue, we've got you covered.

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Chocolate Banana Pie

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Bananas love chocolate, and they don't care who knows it. Just take a look at the deliciousness they create when you get them together in the same pie crust. It's almost NSFW.

Get more recipes for banana pies.

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No-Bake Mile-High Banana Split Pie

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Everything you love about banana splits, but in pie form. As a public service, I'll tell you right now the hot fudge sauce is laced with rum. But you can leave it out if you want to serve it to the kids.

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Banana Pudding and Yogurt Parfaits

yogurt parfaits with bananas and granola

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Here's a quick and easy snack to make with bananas, yogurt, banana pudding, and gingersnap cookies. You could layer it all in jars for grab-and-go breakfasts or picnic desserts.

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A-Number-1 Banana Cake

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The batter for this popular cake can be used to make banana bread and muffins, too. Top it with cream cheese frosting and chopped walnuts the way lots of reviewers do.

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Banana Chocolate Chip Cake

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Caramel Macchiato Banana Bread

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You can't tell me that banana bread is for breakfast only. I mean, look at that delectable frosting! Surely this qualifies as dessert!

How to Make Banana Bread

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Healthy Banana Cookies

healthy banana cookies

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There's not a speck of gluten or refined sugar here. Instead, these moist, chewy cookies are packed with oats and sweetened with chopped dates. A great option if you're trying to keep things on the healthier side.

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Banana and Walnut Brownies

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This 5-star winner is a great example of how adding just one banana can make a good recipe even more delectably moist.

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Healthy Chunky Monkey Ice Cream

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Frozen bananas hit the blender with peanut butter, chocolate, and just a touch of milk to smooth things out. You can substitute coconut or almond milk to make it totally dairy-free.

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Banana Chocolate Walnut Frozen Yogurt

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Greek yogurt adds a tart edge to this easy freezy dessert that you churn in your ice cream maker.

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Monkey Tails

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You'll love how easy it is to make these old-fashioned favorites. Roll the chocolate-dipped bananas in nuts, mini chips, coconut, or sprinkles for kid-pleasing summertime treats.

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Banana-Cinnamon Chocolate Sorbet

bowl of homemade Banana-Cinnamon Chocolate Sorbet

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An easy, flavorful, and delicious banana sorbet! "Make sure to use very ripe bananas for the best results!" says Kim.

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Chef John's Bananas Foster

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Chef John shows you how to make this famous flaming banana dessert. Yeowza!

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Chocolate Banana Bread Pudding

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Bananas, bread, and chocolate baked in a sweetened milk-and-egg custard and served warm from the oven. Hold on a moment while I grab a spoon.

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Banana Lumpia

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Weight Watchers Freestyle Banana Recipes

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Weight Watchers Freestyle Banana Recipes