banana glut

antenna

Fred Morrison,i know since the takeover of Safeways your company is having a hard time,but Moneysavingexpert is no place to sneak in adverts for your Multibuy Bargains,so you know what to do with your bananas,the yogurts may make the task a little easier..............................................it's a joke.........honest

Lychee

Peel the bananas then freeze them (wrap in cling film or place in freezer bags first if preferred). Yummy banana lollies After frozen, let it defrost a bit (approx 15-20mins) before eating

Might help if you have a budget or fixed amount that you will spend. Best bet is to go shopping without cards, just cash Yes, multi-buys work out cheaper but what's the point when, in the long run, you end up not eating them anyway?

Fred1949

antenna wrote:

so you know what to do with your bananas,the yogurts may make the task a little easier

What is that? Can i do something with the bananas and the Yogurts?

firework

ha ha Fred - wondering if you had something else in mind for the woman next door - going round and offering a banana and asking for suggestions for your yoghurt. why don't you just ask her if she wants to see your etchings or something !! maybe she didn't get it (or want it).

Fred1949

Thanks for the sugestion of banana lollies, that sounds nice, but i dont know with my teeth if i would enjoy them as i suffer from tooth ache with cold food. I remember making banana bread as a child with my gran and enjoyed it back then, so i might try that again! Thanks.

MissG_2

Lychee wrote:

Peel the bananas then freeze them (wrap in cling film or place in freezer bags first if preferred). Yummy banana lollies After frozen, let it defrost a bit (approx 15-20mins) before eating

Might help if you have a budget or fixed amount that you will spend. Best bet is to go shopping without cards, just cash Yes, multi-buys work out cheaper but what's the point when, in the long run, you end up not eating them anyway?

You can't put bananas in the fridge or freezer i think it makes them go off im not sure but i know you defiantly can't put them in

Alison_B

Lakeland do some food preserving bags that are supposed to keep fresher for much longer.

sparky61

MissG wrote:

You can't put bananas in the fridge or freezer i think it makes them go off im not sure but i know you defiantly can't put them in

You can't store bananas in the fridge because they go black, but you can freeze them successfully. Just found this recipe.

Frozen Banana's

Use a whole ripe banana to make a tasty frozen lolly. Peel the banana and wrap in cling film. Place in the freezer for several hours. Help yourself when wanted and for a tasty treat dip in low fat yoghurt or fruit juice.

sparky61

Just found a whole page of recipe's using bananas.

http://www.hookerycookery.com/banana-menu.htm

Lara

I always freeze sliced banana's then they are ready for the smoothies that my family love. They only go black if you freeze them in their skins.

You could use the yogurts for a smoothie. Use apple juice, yogurt, frozen sliced banana and some frozen stawberries if you have any. Blend together and there you have a really nutrious drink!