This is a good way to consume ripe bananas and make a low fat ice cream :p

Wanted ice cream for my 8 month old !

Here's a delicious recipe!

You have an overripe banana and dont know what to do. The texture is almost creamy like ice-cream while pqck with natural nutrient, being a perfect refreshing treat for summer.

I could not belive this taste just like ice cream!

So easy and no preservatives. If you want it to be a little sweeter you can add some vanilla yogurt. #sweet

What You’ll Need:- Half & Half (or Heavy Cream + Milk)- Sweetened Condensed Milk- 1 Banana Cream Pudding Mix- 2 Bananas- Vanilla Wafers (or Nilla)- 1 Big Bowl, 2 Small Separate Bowls———————————————————Recipe:- Put 1 Can of Sweetened Condensed Milk in Bowl- Add in Half of Banana Cream Pudding Mix- Mix those 2 Together- In Separate Bowl, Add Half & Half + Rest of Banana Cream Pudding Mix then Mix and let it Sit Aside- In Another Bowl, Mash up 1 Whole Banana and make it a “Banana Cream”- Then Crush up Vanilla Wafers while It’s still in Package- Cut 1 Banana into Slices on Cutting Board- Now, Add in the Mixed Pudding into the Condensed Milk Mixture, Stir then add in the REAL Banana Mix, Stir and then Add in More than Half of the Vanilla Wafers- Then, Add in 2 Cups of Half and Half into Mixture and Stir Until Mixture is Complete- Now, Add in Half of Sliced Bananas into the Mixture. - Pour Ice Cream into Bowl that You will Use to Freeze Ice Cream.- Add on Toppings, Vanilla Wafers + Bananas on Top- Freeze for a Whole Day!

I love ice cream as much as the next person but all those unwanted ingredients just add fat to our body. Heres a easy recipe that taste great without all the added sugars. Enjoy

I found this recipe online and decided to give it a try. Needless to say, everyone loved the ice cream and it gives Blue Bell a run for its money :).

Roughly 247 calories

Fast and healthy alternative to cool you down in the summer :)I recommend using really ripe bananas for extra sweetness.Additionally you could add 1 big tablespoon of smooth peanut-butter before blending.