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2 May 10
One Ingredient &#8220;Ice Cream&#8221;
(modified recipe via the kitchn)
not baking, but vegan&#8230;
Today was the first day it&#8217;s peaked past 80 degrees in NYC this 2010&#8212;and I wanted a cool treat but am also trying to reign in on junk snacking, so this fits the bill as a cool and refreshing (and not particularly bad for you) treat!
Peel your bananas first (I used 5)
Cut them into small pieces. 
Freeze for just 1-2 hours on a plate. 
Blend, blend, blend with a food processor or blender - scraping down the bowl when they stick. 
I added roughly 2 tablespoons of peanut butter (like I said&#8212;not particularly bad for you)
Once blended, was a little too runny so threw it back in the freezer for 30 mins.
OMFG IT&#8217;S AMAZING!
thanks to sarah for the link to the original recipe!

One Ingredient “Ice Cream”

(modified recipe via the kitchn)

not baking, but vegan…

Today was the first day it’s peaked past 80 degrees in NYC this 2010—and I wanted a cool treat but am also trying to reign in on junk snacking, so this fits the bill as a cool and refreshing (and not particularly bad for you) treat!

  1. Peel your bananas first (I used 5)
  2. Cut them into small pieces. 
  3. Freeze for just 1-2 hours on a plate. 
  4. Blend, blend, blend with a food processor or blender - scraping down the bowl when they stick. 
  5. I added roughly 2 tablespoons of peanut butter (like I said—not particularly bad for you)
  6. Once blended, was a little too runny so threw it back in the freezer for 30 mins.
  7. OMFG IT’S AMAZING!

thanks to sarah for the link to the original recipe!

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