I have eaten a lot of banana breads in my day but this one is the best I have eaten yet. Not my recipe but it is here so I can make it again.

Super tasty, great for breakfast. I topped with peanut butter, walnuts, and almonds.

Who says you can't eat deliciously while on a diet? Why not celebrate your achievements and hard work with a little treat “every now and then” and indulge in something truly delicious... something worth enjoying!!!This bread is super homemade. Normally, we have all the ingredients for the original recipe at home, but I wanted to make it with lighter ingredients (substituting flour with oats and amaranth, sugar with agave syrup, and butter or margarine with coconut oil).My goal is to share something delicious that remains healthy and low in calories.And of course, remember to eat everything in moderation and without excess!If you exercise... this bread is perfect for after your workout as it helps you recover some of the energy lost and is also an excellent food for your young children.

Local food bloggers recipe, and I experimented in addition to my taste!

I found this recipe online while looking to bake something good without baking soda. It's a modified version of this: http://www.thoughtsfromalice.com/2014/05/simple-banana-bread-without-baking-soda.html?m=1.It came out super moist and delicious. I was going to save it somewhere and figured I might as well share it.

This is the first time that my kid who hates sweet food has ever told me that a sweet snack I've made is delicious.Thanks to this banana bread I was able to introduce them to more desserts and now they have a huge sweet tooth.This banana bread is now one of my go-to breakfast recipes.I've included some pointers in the recipe for how to give this banana bread a nice finish.It has a subtle banana and rum flavour.Please adjust the cooking time and temperature depending on your oven. Recipe by 916banana

I had over-ripe bananas, so I came up with this recipe to use them up before they went off. They make this cake so amazingly rich and sweet that you won't need to add any sugar.This is also really tasty if you add roasted walnuts, roasted almonds, raisins in Step 3.This is difficult to cut and eat when just baked because it contains so much bananna, so save it for tomorrow! Recipe by Koutan@ mama

I was really eager to make this delicious recipe from @micocinaesunjardin and I loved it. It's not exactly the same because I changed a couple of things, but it's basically the same. Highly recommended.

This cake has no butter or dairy products, so I made it when I was breastfeeding my daughter, who was allergic to milk. I tried several recipes and adapted them to come up with the easiest version that I liked. Baking takes a while, but the prep is easy. Please give it a try.Every oven has its quirks, so check the cake just before the baking time is done. Add chocolate chips or tea leaves, which are both delicious. It's also delicious plain. You can use white sugar instead of light brown sugar. If you live overseas and can get self-rising flour, it's a lot easier. For loaf pan: 20 x 8 cm [8 x 3 1/4 in]. Recipe by momos mama 123

Bananas, cinnamon, nuts and seeds. My favorite combination. Do you know that one bunch of bananas can weight up to sixty kgs 🙈? In vegan cuisine we use squeezed bananas instead of eggs as like as chia seeds with water. #bananas #vegan

I had some bananas at home that were going bad, and had just gotten mangos and pineapples at the farmer's market that day, so I decided to make my own tropical version of banana bread, as I couldn't find a recipe I liked online. My hubby is diabetic, so I ended up tweaking a basic recipe I had found online by halving the amount of butter it called for, and adding coconut sugar (and less of it) for regular white sugar. Didn't have raisins, so I used prunes and added extra fruit..figured if my hubby ate this recipe, it would not only increase his fruit intake, but keep him regular too! LOL...You could probably add nuts if desired, but I didn't have any on hand. Enjoy!!