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Nutritional Info
  • Servings Per Recipe: 14
  • Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 64.0
  • Total Fat: 2.6 g
  • Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
  • Sodium: 0.5 mg
  • Total Carbs: 10.5 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 1.4 g
  • Protein: 1.3 g

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Vegan Choco-Peanutbutter Banana Pops

Submitted by: XKRISS6X
Vegan Choco-Peanutbutter Banana Pops

Introduction

Banana Popcicles with a delicious Chocolate Peanut Butter Coating Banana Popcicles with a delicious Chocolate Peanut Butter Coating
Number of Servings: 14

Ingredients

    -7 Small Bananas
    -2 tsp Cocoa
    -4 Tbsp Peanut Butter
    -14 Popsicle Sticks

Directions

Peel and cut bananas it half. Put a Popsicle Stick in each half.
Melt 4 tbsp of Peanut Butter in the Microwave for 1 minute, on half power.
Mix in cocoa with the Peanut Butter.
Get a brush (I use a silicon one) and brush on the mixture on all sides of each banana. Place on parchment paper. You can put them in the freezer just like that, but I put them in a fridge for a few to harden them a bit, then wrap each pop in plastic wrap and put them in the freezer.
Freeze for at least an hour.

A great little low calorie snack.

Alternatives, you can roll them in chocolate chips or chopped nuts too..


Number of Servings: 14

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user XKRISS6X.






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  • MEHOPEFUL2

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    Healthy and good for the kids as well!!! - 6/8/10

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  • STEPHIA

    Very Good
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    I used natural peanut butter to make these and they didn't look very pretty, but they tasted amazing. I plan to make them again soon. :D Yum! - 7/20/10

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  • MAGPIEOFDOOM

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    Uh, I think this was designed for regular peanut butter, not natural peanut butter. It didn't work so great for me. :/ - 7/8/10

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  • AMBERLIANNE

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    Subbed 2 Hershey's Bliss Raspberry bites for cocoa powder and it was amazing! - 6/8/10

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  • LIFEWITHALLISON

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    These were ok. Mine didn't look as smooth as the picture. The mixture only made 6 half bananas, not 14. I think adding the nuts or coconut would make a big difference. - 6/17/10

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  • DEBRA1233


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    Very Good! Plan on making more with toppings. - 6/17/10

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  • DINAISPO


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    My hubby loves bananas and peanut butter, so I will definitely do this for him. - 6/8/10

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  • LAULDANI

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    sounds great. Will try it for snack tonight - 6/8/10

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  • T2SEE140


    1 of 5 people found this review helpful
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    I use to love these as a kid. I can't wait to try it with peanut butter. - 6/8/10

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  • CRISJAY1

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    I love this idea. I love to take frozen bananas and whirl them around in a food processor to make banana ice cream, but this sounds really good for individual banana pops. - 6/8/10

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  • BOSS3291


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    Made these yesterday. Used only 1tbsp. peanut butter, 1 tsp. unsweetened cocoa powder, and added square of dark baking chocolate.
    Didn't have any popsicle sticks so sliced the bananas, dipped them, froze on parchment lined cookie sheet, transfered to a freezer bag. Everyone loved them. - 6/8/10

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  • TWILAQ1


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    As it isn't specified, does this refer to cocoa powder, or cocoa mixed up with water/milk? It might be easier to brush onto the bananas if using the liquid form, though it wouldn't be as chocolaty. - 1/7/13

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  • MUTEDGREY

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    I tried substituting for the cocoa & it did not work at all! It would have been fine with just the peanut butter or just the chocolate but together they solidified. I'll definitely try the cocoa & pre-freeze the bananas so they don't fall off the sticks. Maybe try some of the other suggestions, too! - 7/19/12

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  • LUZDELSOL

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    I loved these, although couldn't figure out how to get the chocolate to cover all of the banana, but it was still good! - 5/5/12

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  • MMINITEACH

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    love love LOVE!!!! so fun to make and so easy!
    - 7/21/11

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  • VEGGIE4LIFE55

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    I think it is a little bitter. I used natural peanut butter which doesn't have added sugar . Plus it was more like a paste and didn't smooth onto the bananas very well. The flavor was a little better when sweetened by the banana. but still had a bitter background. - 1/24/11

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  • LYWHITE

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    I too, am confused about this recipe. I tried this and it did not work at all - the melted peanut butter/coacoa mix very quickly became a thick paste that didn't spread on the bananas at all, really. I ended up with chunks of the paste on the bananas. Did you mean 2 tsp of prepared hot coacoa? - 10/12/10

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  • DONNA_F_22

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    Yummy, but had a hard time coating them, maybe 1 min on med power wasn't long enough. More peanut buttery than chocolately. - 8/20/10

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  • JACKIEN21

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    Made these today - very good! Never had them with peanut butter before but it is good! - 6/16/10

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  • LADYJANE30


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    I love chocolate and peanut butter so I will definitely have to try this besides it all healthy stuff. - 6/13/10

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  • HAPPYNHLTHY

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    Love these! My nubby and I get to have a cold treat now too! - 6/12/10

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  • FREESIA15

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    I rolled the bananas in chopped nuts before freezing them. Easy and delicious! :) - 6/11/10

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  • DBOOTHE100PLUS

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    Sounds yummy, but I'm confused. The cocoa that is listed in the recipe, is it sweetened hot cocoa powder or unsweetened cocoa powder that you use for recipes? or something else? - 6/10/10

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  • TABBYARTS


    0 of 3 people found this review helpful
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    Quick and easy. If I had a microwave and a freezer, I would rate it as a FIVE STAR recipe. - 6/9/10

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  • AMHAMP


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    It sounds great, I'm looking forward to trying it. - 6/9/10

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