This cream cheese banana bread recipe is incredibly moist, nutty, and has a creamy texture that will have you coming back for more! And with over 150+ comments and 30k+ shares, it just might be the best banana bread ever.
![Cream Cheese Banana Bread](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Cream-Cheese-Banana-Bread-featured.jpg)
For a banana twist, try these 15-minute twice-fried plantains. I love the crispy texture, and as a snack or finger food, this tostones recipe is fantastic. For an over-the-top bread, try my zucchini bread with chocolate chips or my ezekiel bread recipe made with sprouted grains.
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⭐ Banana Nut Bread Recipe
If you love banana bread as much as me, you will want to add this wonderful recipe to your cookbook. The great thing with banana bread is that you can add your favorite ingredients to the mixture, and it will still taste delicious.
I have made at least 15 different versions of banana bread, each one with different fillings, like peanut butter, chocolate chips, carrot, orange, and this recipe with cream cheese, to name a few. They all taste delicious, stay fresh and moist for up to 4 days, and with kids around, banana bread is fantastic as an excellent quick and tasty snack.
The cream cheese batter I use here gives the original banana bread recipe a creamy twist throughout, and with the added crunch of toasted walnuts, it has everything you want from banana bread! Have it for breakfast or as a warm dessert with a healthy scoop of ice cream and maple syrup, you decide!
Learn how to make this fantastic cream cheese banana bread with simple instructions, detailed steps, top tips, and suggestions. You, too, can make this great recipe in the comfort of your kitchen, ready to enjoy on any occasion. If you are looking for sweet treats ideas I highly recommend my Southern hummingbird cake recipe and why not my decadent tiramisu.
Are you fan of Peanut Butter? Then check out my easy peanut butter bread recipe.
🍽 Key ingredients
A few things to note when buying the ingredients. Choose the ripest bananas you can find, or let them sit at room temperature for a few days until they start developing brown spots or going black.
The secret to know when the bananas are at their ripest is when you think you should throw them away. They become sweeter and easier to mix the longer they mature in their skins. Try my strawberry banana bread recipe!
The baking soda used in this recipe helps the banana bread to develop air bubbles giving it an airy, soft texture, and the cream cheese filling with ripe bananas keeps it moist throughout the baking process.
The eggs should be fresh if you want a fluffier cream cheese filling. Fresher eggs have a brighter yolk that gives cakes a creamier and fluffier texture!
Swaps
It is possible to make the recipe healthier by switching in ingredients like coconut oil and wheat flour. Using coconut oil or king's butter instead of regular butter makes things a lot healthier.
🔪 How to make
Learn how to make the best banana bread recipe in this easy, step by step guide.
Preparations
- The first step in making the cream cheese banana bread, like many other recipes, is to preheat the oven to about 350 degrees.
- Also, before we begin preparing the banana bread batter, we need to grease two bread pans with cooking spray. This is what the banana bread batter is going to bake in.
- Next, put the skillet on heat for about 3 – 5 minutes. Then put the walnuts in the dry skillet and roast them on medium until they give off their signature smell. This means they're ready. Take them off the heat and allow them to cool off.
Cooking instructions
Step 1
Mix the melted butter and cream cheese in a medium bowl until they're properly combined and have a creamy mixture.
![butter and cream cheese in a medium bowl](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-1-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1440x810.jpg)
Step 2
Then add in the granulated sugar and the light brown sugar, and continue to mix until thoroughly combined.
![granulated sugar and the light brown sugar](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-2-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1440x810.jpg)
Step 3
Add in the vanilla extract with the cream cheese filling and beat the mixture until it's all combined once more.
![vanilla extract with the cream cheese filling](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-3-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1-1440x810.jpg)
Step 4
Follow this up by adding in the two eggs, one after the other.
![adding in the two eggs](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-4-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1440x810.jpg)
Step 5
In the separate bowl, sift the all-purpose flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt together.
![all-purpose flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt together.](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-5-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1440x810.jpg)
Step 6
When they're mixed properly, add them to the cream cheese mixture bowl and mix slowly until combined once more.
![cream cheese mixture bowl](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-6-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1-1440x810.jpg)
Step 7
Stir in the mashed bananas.
![mashed bananas.](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-7-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1440x810.jpg)
Step 8
Add walnuts into the mixture until everything is once again mixed thoroughly. This is the banana bread batter that is going to go into the loaf pan.
![walnuts into the mixture](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-8-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1440x810.jpg)
Step 9
Pour the cream cheese banana bread batter into the prepared loaf pans, making sure it's nice and evenly spread.
![cream cheese banana bread batter into the prepared loaf pans](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Step-9-cream-cheese-banana-bread-1440x810.jpg)
Bake the banana breads for about 1 hour, checking them after 45 minutes to see if the mixture comes clean when sticking a toothpick through it. If the toothpick comes out clean, take the banana bread out of the oven and let it cool.
Step 10
Lay your cream cheese banana bread out on a cooling rack to cool for a quarter of an hour while still in the pan.
![Cream Cheese Banana Bread cut one slice](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Cream-Cheese-Banana-Bread1.jpg)
Once it is cool completely, turn the pan upside down on a chopping board and tap its top. The cream cheese banana bread should come from the pan easily, and then slice it and enjoy!
🙋 Frequently asked questions
How do I know when banana bread is ready?
The toothpick test is a tried and true test and essential when modifying a recipe or switching pan sizes. When baking, time is a suggestion and by no means exact. Everyone's oven is different (gas, electric, convection), and many are inaccurate. Baking times also vary based on moisture content in bananas, climate, and elevation.
Why is my banana bread still gooey in the middle?
I usually keep a close eye on my banana bread for the last 5-10 minutes. As soon as I think it might be ready, I open the oven door and slide a toothpick into the bread or muffin. Just stick a toothpick into the center of your banana bread. If there is wet batter still on the toothpick, it needs more time in the oven. If it comes out clean, your bread is done!
Why is my banana bread not fluffy?
Not fluffy banana bread is usually the result of an overmixed batter. When making banana bread, gently combine the wet and dry ingredients. Don't overmix! The more you stir, the more gluten is formed.
💭 Cooking tips
- The more bananas you use in the recipe, the less sugar you'll need. This is because bananas are rich in natural sugar and are sufficiently sweet. So the more concentrated the banana mash is, the less artificial sweetness you'll need.
- As much as it is tempting to open the oven to check if the banana bread batter and cream cheese layer are baked properly, I recommend not opening the oven for at least 45 minutes into the process. Opening the oven door will result in it caving in due to the temperature dropping and ultimately will stop it from rising and becoming airy.
- Adding cream cheese mixture to the banana bread does taste delicious, but if you cannot find it or don't like it for some reason, you can substitute it for sour cream or Greek yogurt and still establish a similar flavor.
- If you're on a ketogenic diet, this recipe can also give you a fantastic tasting alternative to your regular meals. By switching all the ingredients for their keto or vegan counterparts (such as coconut oil for butter, flax egg for the eggs, and so on), you can make banana bread that's perfect for your diet and still certified delicious.
📖 Recipe variations
Like all banana bread recipes, they are great for adding your favorite ingredients to mix things up. Try some of these excellent additions the next time you want to switch up your cream cheese banana bread in flavor!
Nuts & dried fruit
As well as chopped walnuts like I use in this recipe, you can also add hazelnuts, almonds, pecans, and dried fruit like raisins, coconut, figs, peach, etc. Adding nuts and dried fruit to the mixture makes the bread denser once baked but keeps it moist with the juices from the ripe bananas and fruits.
Chocolate chip banana bread
I love this version to eat as a dessert! Simply add chocolate chips to the batter in the prepared loaf pan and swirl some melted soft or crunchy peanut butter through. If you love peanut butter, I recommend using 1 tub or 500g of melted peanut butter. Check my Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Banana Bread recipe for more details.
Cookie dough bites
Cookie dough fans, beware! You can either use readymade cookie dough or make your own and then make little balls with it. Pour half of the batter into the loaf pan, add the dough bites on top, then pour the remaining batter evenly over. BAKE, REST, and ENJOY!
Banana Bread Muffins
Banana Bread Muffins encompass one of the best flavor combinations ever - banana, Nutella, and coconut. Not too sweet but perfectly rich and balanced, they're the perfect accompaniment to a cup of tea or coffee.
![cream cheese banana bread cutting](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/cream-cheese-banana-bread-cutting-1440x810.jpg)
🥗 What to serve with
Have it on its own with a bit of honey, or devour the delicious banana bread with some of these sweet and savory alternatives.
Ice cream & maple syrup
If you have tried waffles and ice cream, then you will love this! It is best served warm with a nice dollop of your favorite ice cream and syrup, so it melts slowly from the freshly baked banana bread.
Avocado & poached egg
Similar to eggs benedict, but with a sweater base! 80% of the time, this is what I eat with my banana bread for breakfast. To make this simple recipe, slice up 1 avocado, place them on top of the bread, make a perfect yolky poached egg and rest it gently on the avocado slices.
Banana bread french toast
I prefer this to classic French toast with a rustic loaf! The method is the same. The only difference is using banana bread instead of a loaf.
Mix 1 teaspoon vanilla extract and equal quantities of milk and egg to make the batter, cut the banana bread into thick slices and soak them in the batter before cooking them in a hot skillet. Turning them over until each side is golden brown, then dip them in cinnamon sugar and serve. Check out my Nutella french toast rolls up.
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🥫 Storage
Despite the rich, creamy goodness that this moist banana bread recipe brings to the table, there will always be times when you can't indulge and finish it all at once, or when you need to make the dish a while in advance.
Fear not! This cream cheese-filled banana bread stores better than most recipes, so you can always enjoy it next time! Here are three different ways to store your banana bread
Cupboard
This cream cheese-filled banana bread is fine at room temperature, covered with a large kitchen towel, foil, or other clean covering.
Fridge
If you'd rather keep your cream cheese banana bread in the fridge, you can cut it up into slices and wrap each one with saran wrap or aluminum foil. Then store in an airtight container for easy access.
Freezer
Find an airtight container and wrap your cream cheese-filled banana bread in saran wrap or foil before putting it in there. It should last about half a year frozen like this.
👪 Serving size
The amazing recipe makes 2 loafs of banana bread and yields 20 servings. I typically serve one loaf and store the second loaf in the freezer. Similar to my cinammon rolls recipe which you must check it out! Looking for an easy and quick bread as a side dish meal? Try my easy homemade pita bread recipe made with two ingredients! And for a deliciously homemade experience try my artisan bread and focaccia bread recipes!
🎥 Watch how to make it
I've tried and made more banana bread recipes than I can count. And this remains my favorite largely thanks to the cream cheese filling and toasted walnuts. These two ingredients combined give your regular boring banana bread new life.
📋 Recipe
![one loaf of Cream Cheese Banana Bread](https://comfortablefood.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Cream-Cheese-Banana-Bread-featured-360x360.jpg)
Cream Cheese Banana Bread
Ingredients
- 1 ½ cups walnuts - roughly chopped and toasted
- ¾ cup butter - softened
- 200 g cream cheese - softened
- ½ cup white sugar
- ½ brown sugar
- 2 eggs - large
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- ½ teaspoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 4 bananas - medium, mushed
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350°F / 175°C and grease two bread pans.
- Toast the walnuts in a dry skillet over medium heat until fragrant, about 3 – 5 minutes, then remove from heat and let cool.
- Put the butter and cream cheese into a large mixing bowl and mix until blended and creamy.
- Add the sugars, and beat well to combine.
- Blend in the vanilla, and then add the eggs one at a time, beating after each one to blend.
- In a separate large bowl, sift together the dry ingredients, then add to the wet and mix at a low speed, until just blended.
- Stir in the bananas and walnuts.
- Scrape dough evenly into well-greased bread pans, and bake for about 1 hour, or until a toothpick in the middle comes out clean.
- Cool bread on wire rack for about 15 minutes, then remove from pans and allow to cool an additional 30 minutes before slicing, to avoid excessive crumbling.
Video
Notes
- The more bananas you use in the recipe, the less sugar you'll need. This is because bananas are rich in natural sugar and are sufficiently sweet. So the more concentrated the banana mash is, the less artificial sweetness you'll need.
- As much as it is tempting to open the oven to check if the banana bread batter and cream cheese layer are baked properly, I recommend not opening the oven for at least 45 minutes into the process. Opening the oven door will result in it caving in due to the temperature dropping and ultimately will stop it from rising and becoming airy.
- Adding cream cheese mixture to the banana bread does taste delicious, but if you cannot find it or don't like it for some reason, you can substitute it for sour cream or Greek yogurt and still establish a similar flavor.
- If you're on a ketogenic diet, then this recipe can also serve to give you a wonderful tasting alternative to your regular meals. By switching all the ingredients for their keto or vegan counterparts, (such as coconut oil for butter, flax egg for the eggs, and so on) you can make banana bread that's perfect for your diet and still certified delicious.
Thomas Carter Jr.
It looks delishous
Andrea Martinez
I couldn´t resist... I went straight to the store and made this right now! Its very yummy but was expecting to taste the cream cheese a little more
Kellyh
Has anyone tried without the nuts?
Jayne
Can you explain why the crack exist in most breads baked in a loaf tin ?
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Marilyn
Jayne: The top crust cracks because the batter on the "outside" cooks faster than the batter in the middle of the loaf. Assuming the oven was preheated, the heat reaches the outside of the blob of raw batter immediately and it starts to cook and kind of seal over making a little crust. However, the middle of the loaf then begins to heat up, which along with the baking soda/baking powder causes it to expand and rise up, which makes the top layer crack.
Vinnie
I made this to the recipe to the tee. and it can out not done. out side was almost burnt. and inside still raw. temp on over has been checked all ok there?
Any idea's. thanks Vinnie
Mary Rogers
Whenever I make banana bread, I spray the pan with Pam then shake cinnamon sugar all over it before adding the batter. I also sprinkle the cinnamon sugar over the top before I pop it in the oven. It just adds a lovely sweet crust to the bread.
margo
Will tried it with less sugar!!!
Mia
What can I sub for the cream cheese? I have a lactose issue, and cream cheese is a trigger. But I'm unsure of what else to add. Apple sauce, oil?
Sandra
I am not a baker and usually mess up whatever I try. But this was the best banana bread I have ever had and I am so excited!! I didn't have but 3 bananas so I added a 15 oz can of pineapple tidbits that I drained and squeezed out all the liquid I could until they were the same consistency as the bananas and I also used self-rising flour and it was absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for this amazing recipe.
Joan
I make banana bread with less ingredients and it is delicious. Would those who have made this recipe say it is worth the effort with recipe that it is better then most banana breads? More moist for instance? I like to make simple and good recipes without many ingredients.
Anonymous
This was the best banana nut bread I have ever tried. I used pecans because that was what I had. I also didn't have enough bananas and I drained a can of pineapple tidbits and sqeezed all the liquid I could out of them and put them in and let me tell you - that took this over the top. I will never make banana nut bread again without pineapple. Thanks so much for this recipe!!
Mary
I made this today and mine sunk deep into the pans as it cooled and was so dense after that it was kind of ridiculous. I have no idea what caused this but will probably not make it again.
Patsy
What would the directions for baking be if I wanted to make this into a cake? 9x9 square.
Bec
Just counted my over ripe bananas - not enough - can't wait to make this! Thanks!
Connie
What size pan was used for this recipe? Also metal or glass?
Pat
Someone needs to fix the print options. If I want to print a recipe, I want only the recipe, not 5 pages of ads and pictures and other stuff. Just the recipe.
Nancy
Has anyone tried this with gluten free flours?
Mary Pickett
I made this a was not happy with it. I rechecked the recipe & followed exactly! It was very dense-would not brown told a long time to cook?? Any suggestions?
Chris Nichols
Just threw this in the oven. The batter is heavenly. I know it will turn out good.....
Lee
I too would like to know how to break this down for a 9x9" pan.
Barbara Bedgood
I want to make this but to bake in small gift giving loafs. How long would I have to bake in the little loaf pans. It says I have ask this before, I have not...
Mike
Do yourselves A favor/ put it in a non heated up oven
Susan
There is no where it say how much vanilla I put in 1 tsp.
Marcy
Has anyone made muffins rather than the loaf? If so, how long did you bake them?
Judy
Approx 15-18 minutes. Depends on your oven.
Harriet
It is best to bake in a glass baking dish.
Anon..
What size bread pans are used?
Donna McFall
If self rising for already has all these ingredients why use plain flour and these other ingredients?
Maryanne
Do u have to roast walnuts? If so why can’t u just use unroasted. Thanku
RASHIDAH ABDUL-KHALIQ
Peace be unto you.
Made this last week and used a tube cake pan. Once it was done, let it cool and tried getting it out of the pan that had been coated with oil and lightly floured. Used a knife to loosen and it still wouldn't come out. Prayed that it would come out in one piece. Turned it upside down onto a plate and it hit the plate. I tapped the bottom of the tube and turned it over. It was all in one piece! Turned it over and omg! A perfect picture for a cake! Everyone loves the cake. My son, who is in school to be a chef and cooks at a hospital here in San Diego, thought the cake was fantastic!. He's making it for coworkers!. Best banana nut cake (used walnuts instead of recommended pecans). Will make this again. Have a blessed life.
Dianna
Can you freeze these loavez?
April Tran
Could this be made in a Bundt pan?
Stacy Woelber
This is an amazing recipe. You can use the cream cheese icing on this banana bread, too. I only use 3 1/4 cup confectioners sugar and it's perfectly sweet without overpowering the cream cheese flavor.
Elaine Weiner
Way back in the dark ages, when I had home economics in Jr High School, the teach told us to turn the temp down 25 degrees when using a glass baking pan.
Linda
When I print this recipe it does not tell when to add the main ingredient BANANAS.
Grace Gloria
I have never made a banana bread for one reason only. Everyone and every recipe calls for to put it nicely aged bananas. Why ? What is the reason behind this? The banana that is called for is my hang up; cause I would normally be throwing them away because they have aged. Can you please explain why aged bananas? I love banana bread but I cannot get passed the aged bananas so I am hoping for a good explanation please.
Scottie
Aged bananas bake sweeter with a far richer banana flavor and smell the softer and blackened spotted banana you'd normally would throw away are the best for baking and mash creamy far easier just never use if any mold is smelled or seen most people would never eat extremely ripe bananas direct from the peel because the are unappealing looking but that's perfect for banana bread and why it was invented to begin with so instead of feeding overripe bananas to the rats in the town dump or trash pandas you still can enjoy a flavorful and delicious bread that carries an amazing smell ...don't belive me experience with two batches 1 with fresh bananas still at the stage that looks yummy to peel and put in your mouth and a second loaf made with yucky soft overripe unappealing bananas put side by side and first smell that will be your first clue on the superior overripe then get really brave and take a still warm slice I like mine with a little butter and tast each one the superior loafe will be evident I promise you'll never look at a repulsive overripe banana in discuss ever again that repulsion will turn I to a desire for another slice of warm banananie heaven 😋
Ben Rayl
Ripe (aged bananas) are the gold standard for loafs, banana bread, and my cream cheese banana bread. I never use anything else!
Esmeralda
Salted or unsalted butter?
Leila
Can I use another kind of flour?
Besayda Soto
I don't have baking powder only baking soda....Wil that be a problem
Cheryl Henderson
Try putting 2 bananas and 1 cup crushed pineapple for a very moist alternative. Just drain the juice from the pineapple first.
Terri Richardson
I have a very similar recipe and it is delicious. The only difference is my recipe calls for 2 cups of sugar and no brown sugar. I grease and flour 2 loaf pans to make one loaf without nuts and one with walnuts. The last 15 minutes I cover them with foil so they don’t get too dark.
Rach
Comes out way better and moist when u double the bananas!
Marie Lima Zafonte
Baked it today! Replaced the nuts with chocolate chips. Thought it might be too sweet but was perfect. Was done at 55 minutes. Will take them out of oven even sooner next time. The grandkids will love this cake/bread. Having a slice with coffee. Second one in the freezer!
Robin
It’d be nice if nutritional facts could be included in recipes. This recipe sounds delicious. I will be trying it soon with gluten free products.
Frances Bauman
Just let it finish cooling for a half hour out of the loaf pans, and it cut perfectly, and Oh my it is delicious! Thick but not heavy, and not dry! I used black walnuts, since that was what I had, I thought they might over power the banana taste, but they didn't! Great recipe!
Jo Anne
i couldn't believe there was no cinnamon or cloves in the recipe, so I added my usual 1 tsp cinnamon and 1/2 tsp of ground cloves.
MariaA
Great recipe.. my turned out really good for a first time baker 😆.. the only thing I will modify next time is to lessen the sugar..
LindaM
I loved this recipe. Moist sweet banana bread! This is a keeper!
Glenda
I make the same cake every Christmas use a yellow cake mix Add 1-2 eggs whatever the mix says 4 oz cream cheese nuts mix and makes 1 large or 2 small loafs
Armando
Defnettly going to try this next weekend.
Jamie Ewing
Could I use gluten free flour?
Michelle
I don’t eat bananas or banana nut bread but my sister sent me this and asked me to make it for her. It has been a huge hit! I’ve probably made it once a week since then. I love to make it and give it away! I also read in the comments someone sprinkled cinnamon and sugar in the pan after spraying and everyone seems to like that. Thank you!
Michelle
Saw this on Facebook and had to try. Delicious 😋 I will make again for sure. I made one loaf for my crochet club, 3 small loaves for my grown children.
Joann
How much calories are in this bread? How much sugar, sodium and carbs too?
Victoria Coyne
Awesome Bread! I made 3 loaves today. One with Chocolate Chips and the other 2 with nuts. Thank You!
Carm
I made two loaves of this bread tonight and I followed the recipe almost exactly. THEY WERE DELICIOUS! After greasing my pan I sprinkled some cinnamon sugar along the bottom and sides and added some of the same cinnamon sugar to the top of the batter before baking. I also added an extra 3 ounces of cream cheese (which made for a nice moist loaf) and an extra half cup of chopped Pecans.
Sandra Alden
This looks SO GOOD. I will definitely make this!!!
Side question: what is the make of the hand mixer that is used in the video? I would love to get something like it.
It looks so easy to use. Please let me know.
Lori Lange
This is the best banana bread recipe- the cream cheese gives it a rich texture!
Melissa Sperka
BEST banana bread ever!!
Jennifer Farley
This banana bread is crazy good!
Sandy
This is the best banana bread recipe. Love the swirl.
Liz
I now have a new favorite banana bread recipe! Thanks so much!
Joanne
The flavor is so amazing, and I love the crunch of the walnuts!
Ashley @ Wishes & Dishes
Absolutely in love with this banana bread!
Erin
So good! Love when I have extra bananas and can make this bread.
Aysegul Sanford
Such a great idea to put cream cheese in there. I am sure it makes it so rich and moist.
Toni Dash
A new favorite bread in my house! It was perfect!
Barbara Schieving
Love the flavor boost the cream cheese gives this banana bread.
Bell
Can I use a different pan if u don’t have a loaf pan
Renee
Can you make muffins with this recipe if so how long do you bake them
Johanne
I just made this recipe, but made some changes.
I only had 3 bananas but added an individual snack size apple sauce container to it, also used whipped cream cheese and added glazed mixed fruits instead of the nuts.
Looking forward to try it.
Admin
Awesome Johanne! That sounds delicious and a great variation to this recipe!! let me know how it turned out 🙂
Johanne
It turn out to be very delicious with the whipped cream cheese and the glazed fruit mix. Will be making this again!
Admin
Awesome! So glad you liked it 😉
Gail
I’m always trying new banana bread recipes and this is by far my favorite one! I had to bake it about an hour and 20 minutes before it passed the toothpick test, so I was a little worried it would be dry, but it wasn’t. It was still very moist. I don’t ever put nuts in anything, but I substituted chocolate chips and it was amazing! I’m so thankful for the discovery of this recipe. Thank you.
Kris
Did you not learn that you should not crack a raw egg directly into the batter as if the egg
is rotten it will spoil the whole batch? Crack into a small dish before adding it to the batter.
Heather
What kind of brown surger is used in the video?
M
I am out of the country and i cannot find baking soda anywhere. Is there a substitute or could i leave it out?
Susie
Best banana loaf ever
Tammy O'Neal
Great recipe. I like the fact they use both white and brow sugar. Last time I made this recipe I added a tsp of maple extract and it was well received!
Manda
Verry tasty. Was super easy and quick to throw together. I left out the nuts and added 1/2 tsp of almond extract along with the vanilla. Only cooked it for 45 mins. Perfect 🤩