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Bite Size Banana Split Recipe

Posted by Alexandra C. | Friday January 27, 201226 comments


What if you had a banana split that you could put into your mouth all at once? It would be pretty great, right? After spotting a picture of a mini banana split online, I couldn't get them out of my mind.

While these would be perfect for a child's birthday or slumber party, I don't see why grownups can't get in on the fun.  Pair with a pudding shot, perhaps?
 
Ingredients: 

Bananas 
White, Milk, Semi-sweet, or Dark Chocolate  (baker's chocolate or chocolate chips)
Sprinkles
Ice Cream or Whipped Cream 
Cherries (real or maraschino) or another fruit  
 


Cut up a banana into bite sized pieces, I cut mine about 3-5 inches long but the size is totally up to you. 

Next, melt chocolate in small bowl. If you're feeling fancy and want to give Martha Stewart a run for her money, try melting your chocolate with using the double bowl method. However, if you're like me and just want to get to the eating and enjoying part, melt the chocolate in the microwave. Just be sure to stir every 30-40 seconds and add some milk for a smoother consistency if desired.



Dip one end of the banana into chocolate (using your fingers is the easiest).  Feel free to cover the entire banana with chocolate, if that's how you prefer it.


I also invited white chocolate (lower left) to the party.  Good idea, right?

From the chocolate, transfer the banana into a small bowl of sprinkles. You might need to use your fingers to pat down the sprinkles.



Adding my choice of toppings is the best part! I didn't have any whipped cream on hand so I used a dollop of ice cream.  When fresh cherries or berries aren't in season, frozen blueberries (pictured) or maraschino cherries work well.  I would also recommend a drizzle of chocolate or caramel syrup as a possible option.



Now excuse me while I drool. 

(Additional Images via pinterest.com, bakersroyale.com, 3kidsandus.com)
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26 Comments

on July 28, 2012  shuey  2,784 said:


omg! These look amazing & perfect timing. I'm having a family get-t-ogether tomorrow and you know what i'll be serving!

on July 28, 2012  sheheehee  2,364 said:

I LOVE this!! Thanks for posting! It looks so easy and fun! Great cheap project for a rainy day and so much healthier than a real banana split!

on February 20, 2012  lexilove said:


adorable and yummy looking to

on February 20, 2012  jacey said:


cute ill probably do this for my bday

on February 08, 2012  sctich  1,214 said:


These look so simple to make and such a kid pleaser! I think I will surprise the kids this weekend with theis quick treat! Thanks!

on February 07, 2012  jnalliso  765 said:

so cute and creative!!

on February 06, 2012  LadyChick234234  3,701 said:


YUM

on February 02, 2012  Charmheart16  3,985 said:

These look delicious. And it's quick and easy to make.

on February 01, 2012  momofthree  492 said:


These look so simple to make and yet so yummy to eat! Think I will have to make these for the kids classes at some point this year!!

on February 01, 2012  VickyHoang  490 said:

These look so good! I'm gonna try!!! Yummy yummy yummy<3

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