Walking Banana Sundae
We found this recipe in an old, kid's cookbook from the 1970's but they used Mayo as the glue.
We prefer vanilla yogurt.
You will need:
bananas, vanilla yogurt or vanilla pudding, 1/4 c. chopped peanuts or 1/4 chocolate pieces or 1/4 crushed graham crackers, spoon, and wooden popsicle sticks. Makes 2.
Peel a banana and cut it in half. Put a wooden stick in each banana half. With your spoon, spread yogurt or pudding lightly on banana. Roll the banana in a plate of chopped peanuts, chocolate pieces, graham cracker crumbs or all three for extra 'Yum'!
Make sure you read some silly monkey books afterward.
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Ummm, YUM! Can we freeze it?
ReplyDeleteYes! Just place them in individual baggies - Frozen Banana Pops - even better!
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I've seen those before. My kids like bananas, but I'm still not sure they would eat them like that.
ReplyDeleteMy son doesn't like bananas and he eats these. I found an old recipe from the 1970's that used mayo to attach granola cereal and searched fro alternative - he wouldn't eat a mayo covered banana for sure :-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy. My son loves Curious George and I bet he would love this treat too.
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@JDaniel4's Mom - Yes, I forgot that part wasn't mentioned we read a pre-school book about Monkey's and counting. I'll go look it up and list the title here later - it is great for pre-schoolers. I did these at Summer Camp too. I bet my after-schoolers would have fun with this - I think I'll add that to the agenda!
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