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Banana sandwiches with a seed butter of your choice and melted dark chocolate. Dip then chill.
Healthy … idk if you understand the meaning of the word.
Calorie dense snacking? Sure.
Nutritionally complex, maybe.
Healthy? It’s a sugar bomb lmao
Bananas are moderate in sugar (14g per medium banana), dark chocolate is relatively low in sugar (5-30g per 100g, depending). Peanut butter is readily available without any added sugar.
Honestly, these seem to be closer to a "fat bomb" than a sugar bomb. If it were milk/white chocolate and the cheap, sugary PB you would have a point though.
Less sugar than most of the "healthy snacks" I see my kids classmates having at school or see in the store at least!
Honestly I might have to make some of these for my own snacking because I really need calorie dense and nutritionally complex snacks right now
I'm not sure you know the meaning of sugar bomb. A tiny bit of dark chocolate is not a real problem, even if you're trying to actively lose weight, and PB and banana are recommended. So...
It depends where you are from. Sure it has proteins but it is also a very bad source of fat. And as such considered unhealthy in French standard.
Looks great, healthy it is not
This looks to be as tasty as my New York Style Cheesecake Stuffed, Chocolate covered, graham cracker crumb rolled, Strawberries.
Probably a lot less fattening though.
It is tasty. You should try it
Looks tasty, but very high in calories. Not sure healthy is the right word.
"Healthy" is sort of subjective, especially in an era where prepackaged snack cakes and cookies and all manner of processed foods are super common, and often far more available than fresh alternatives. Is this healthier than just eating a handful of spinach leaves or a bowl of riced cauliflower? Likely not. Is this healthier than opening a package oreos, saying you'll have 2, and then eating the entire thing while binge watching something on Netflix? I have no idea. I assume so, maybe I'm wrong. But this take effort and time to make, so you'll probably eat fewer of them, and not snack on them absent mindedly as you would with something that took zero effort to obtain. Plus, this looks like it tastes way better
So much insecurity in these comments, jesus christ. This must be like repressed gay people being the biggest anti-lgbt politicians. We get it, you're fat and hate yourself. You don't have to put down perfectly fine food to make yourself feel better.
😹 great comment. It's crazy they decided to talk about calories to the extent they have.
Not healthy!!! You can defuse this macro bomb only by using low sugar chocolate and powder pb. Still a fancy banana
Uncultured dolts I swear. Organic raw dark chocolate brands seldom put high levels of sugar in. Who said this wasn't a low sugar chocolate? Because it is.
Because everything is about me and I make decisions based on how much I love money so I buy the cheapest bulk bin chocolate chips unless restrained by the Macro Gods
Substitute with Nutella and marshmallows and we're good!
My wife is very allergic to nuts and bananas, so yeah, she would need the substitute version.
so NUTella doesn't have nuts in it?
B-b-but it's got fruit in it!
Oh hell yeah. Loving the salt flakes too - they seem counter-intuitive but work really well.
My mom used to make basically this, but she would use one banana slice and one Ritz cracker. Sometimes peanut butter, sometimes almond butter. So. Freaking. Amazing.
Im inspired to try this, with some changes:
Im biased towards the chocolate, and by thinning the layers, I think its possible to call this a cookie.
How bout Nilla Wafer with a schmear of nut butter and banana on top then dipped in chocolate?