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Chocolate Chip Banana Bread

Whenever I have brown bananas around I make a batch of this. Soft, banana bread with melty chocolate chips running through it. Perfect as a cheeky snack, pudding or have it chopped in a yoghurt bowl for an extra protein boost. The base is versatile so you can swap in any chocolate you prefer, add some chopped nuts or extra sliced banana on top.

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1h 5m

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For

8

M

I

250

g

Very ripe bananas, peeled

2

Eggs, medium

70

g

Honey, or maple syrup

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Per Serving

Calories

232kcal

Fat

6.1g

Carbs

39g

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Notes

For a taller loaf, use a slightly smaller or narrower loaf tin.

You can replace up to 50% of the flour with fine oats (blended into oat flour). The texture will be slightly softer and more dense, but still works well.

Don’t skip coating the choc chips it makes a big difference.

If your batter feels too runny, your bananas may be extra large it should be thick and scoopable.

You can add protein powder, but keep it balanced so the texture doesn’t dry out. Replace 30g of the flour with 30g protein powder (vanilla or unflavoured works best), then add 2-3 tbsp milk to loosen the batter slightly. The loaf will be a little softer and less fluffy, but still moist and sliceable.

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Chocolate Chip Banana Bread

Whenever I have brown bananas around I make a batch of this. Soft, banana bread with melty chocolate chips running through it. Perfect as a cheeky snack, pudding or have it chopped in a yoghurt bowl for an extra protein boost. The base is versatile so you can swap in any chocolate you prefer, add some chopped nuts or extra sliced banana on top.

Cook

1h 5m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Preheat your oven to 170°C fan / 190°C conventional.

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For

8

M

I

250

g

Very ripe bananas, peeled

2

Eggs, medium

70

g

Honey, or maple syrup

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Per Serving

Calories

232kcal

Fat

6.1g

Carbs

39g

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Notes

For a taller loaf, use a slightly smaller or narrower loaf tin.

You can replace up to 50% of the flour with fine oats (blended into oat flour). The texture will be slightly softer and more dense, but still works well.

Don’t skip coating the choc chips it makes a big difference.

If your batter feels too runny, your bananas may be extra large it should be thick and scoopable.

You can add protein powder, but keep it balanced so the texture doesn’t dry out. Replace 30g of the flour with 30g protein powder (vanilla or unflavoured works best), then add 2-3 tbsp milk to loosen the batter slightly. The loaf will be a little softer and less fluffy, but still moist and sliceable.

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