How to Freeze Bananas

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Recipe video made by Michelle Published on 11/12/2019, viewed by 1830 , 0 Comments
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If you have too many bananas, or they are getting too ripe, toss them in the freezer to use later in smoothies!

What you will need

1 ripe banana

(Nutritional facts 89 calories, 0.33 g fat, 22.84 g carbohydrates, 1.09 g protein, undefined mg cholesterol, 1 mg sodium)

How to cook

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emoving the peel and cutting a banana after it is frozen is really hard! Feel free to cut the pieces as large or as small as you like.

Peeling and chopping the banana before you freeze helps the hassle a lot. Removing the peel and cutting a banana after it is frozen is really hard! Feel free to cut the pieces as large or as small as you like.

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gether into a large chunk so it is hard to break apart. If you use parchment paper and a pan, you can freeze the bananas and then put into bags so they won't stick.

You can throw the chunks straight into a bag, but the pieces will freeze together into a large chunk so it is hard to break apart. If you use parchment paper and a pan, you can freeze the bananas and then put into bags so they won't stick.

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Place the pan in the freezer for a few hours or overnight.

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 container. The bananas will now not freeze together.

Peel the bananas off of the parchment paper and put into a bag or air tight container. The bananas will now not freeze together.

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