After a run outside in the beautiful sunshine, I came home and eagerly pulled out my favorite kitchen appliance– Mr. Food Processor. Yes, my love affair with Mr. FP is still going strong.
Today, Mr. FP aided me in refueling with peanut butter and banana pudding. But this creation doesn’t just stop at pudding; it can be used anywhere that you’d use pb– on a sandwich, on oatmeal, in your little sister’s hair…
And it has the one-up on regular peanut butter because it:
A. is easier to spread
B. tastes sweeter (without added sugar)
C. gives you a serving of fruit
D. can be a thinner or thicker consistency, depending on the amount of banana you use
Banana Butter
- 3-4 tablespoons nut butter of your choice (I used regular peanut butter today)
- 1 banana
Blend the nut butter and banana in the blender or food processor. You can eat it as a pudding OR you can use it as a spread or dip for waffles, crackers, a sandwich, a tortilla roll-up, oatmeal, or whatever else strikes your fancy. I bet it would taste superb if you added some chocolate chips to the mix, either before or after blending.
By the way, the smiley face is NOT some weird substance floating on my pudding– I drew it into the picture with Photoshop. Just in case you were wondering ;).
Melisser; the Urban Housewife says
Yes! So simple, but I totally want to try it.
shellyfish says
This is a great idea for my newly-difficult-eater little girl! Thank you!
Violet says
Have you tried storing this for any period of time in the fridge? If so, does it keep well?
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Yes, it keeps for at least 3-4 days :).
Katie says
Hi Katie (great name), I’ve just eaten this with the cacao-coconut butter (alternating spoonfuls!). Absolutely divine indulgent treat that I can’t believe has no sugar or processed crap! Love your blog!
Katie
Katie says
Ooh – meant to say I used a frozen banana and it was like ice cream! Yum!