Are you craving banana bread but are stuck with unripe bananas? Tune in to my video to learn the simple trick for how to quickly ripen bananas in 15 minutes or less.

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  1. Hi I’m new here…
    Have you ever substituted Monkfruit Sweetner for sugar in any of your wonderful recipes?
    Thanks in advance….

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    1. Hi Linda! Welcome to Just a Taste! And no, I haven’t tried that substitute. Would love to hear your results if you give it a shot. :)

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  2. Great tip on how to quickly ripen bananas I’ve been sticking them in the freezer and waiting a day or two but now I don’t have to wait to make our favorite bread and cake.

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  3. Thanks for the great recipes and tips. Can’t wait to try them all! Do you ever substitute gluten free flour for all- purpose flour? If so which one do you use?

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