Banana chaat decoration

Bananas are one of the most popular fruits worldwide. They contain essential nutrients that can have a protective impact on health.
Eating bananas can help lower blood pressure and may reduce the risk of cancer
Banana chaat decoration
Bananas are one of the most popular fruits worldwide. They contain essential nutrients that can have a protective impact on health.
Eating bananas can help lower blood pressure and may reduce the risk of cancer
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cut the banana as per the picture, not completely separate the banana parts.
- 2
Cut the banana peel vertically, only cut the peel not banana.
- 3
Remove the banana from the peel and keep aside.
- 4
Cut the banana peel horizontal, as per the pic.
- 5
Cut the banana(which was put on aside) and put the banana pieces on the designed peel.
- 6
And set left and right design as per picture.
- 7
Cut the top, for the mouth shape and insert one clove for the eye.
- 8
Put blue Barry on the mouth and it's ready.
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