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Cooking with Bananas - Ratings & Reviews
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Reviewed By: kristen.elise's Review:
"I was having a late-night munchy attack, and had a craving for bananas. However, I don't particularly care for them plain. Warm bananas sounded good.
I was googling how to cook bananas and found this site. These instructions and tips are very straight-forward and easy to follow. I tried my hand at frying some bananas, and it hit the spot along with a cold glass of milk. Completely satisfying."
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