Chocolate Covered Bananas Recipe

Chocolate Covered Bananas are Fun to Make and Delicious to Eat

Chocolate Covered Bananas RecipeMy children love Chocolate Covered Bananas! They always make a great after school treat, weekend treat, party food, or even as an appetizer at a dinner party.

Since bananas are so easy to dip in chocolate, making them is really not very time-consuming and certainly makes a perfect afternoon treat.

Some people prefer Chocolate Covered Bananas frozen on a stick, like the Popsicle style they serve at the fair. We also enjoy our Chocolate Covered Bananas in bite-size pieces.

In this article, I will show you the easiest and fastest way to make Chocolate Covered Bananas in bite size pieces and on a stick.

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Supplies and Ingredients

  • Bananas
  • Chocolate for Melting ~ I prefer Saco Dolci Frutta
  • Nuts (optional)
  • Wax
  • Paper Popsicle sticks ~ If you want the Popsicle style treat

 

Easy Directions for Bite Size Pieces

Chocolate for Covering Fruit

Microwave Ready

Step 1: Cover a cookie sheet with wax paper ~ The cookie sheet will make it easier to move your Chocolate Covered Bananas.

Step 2: Melt Your Chocolate ~ If you use Saco Dolci Frutta, you can melt the chocolate in the microwave in their package container. Melt the chocolate in the microwave for 2 minutes on medium and stir the chocolate until it is completely melted. Other chocolates will need to be melted in a double boiler or a microwavable dish.

Step 3: Cut your Banana to the desired size ~ bite size pieces are the easiest to dip in the chocolate.

Step 4: Dip or Immerse the Banana pieces in the chocolate

Step 5: Place Chocolate Covered Banana Piece on Prepared Wax Paper to Cool

Step 6: Sprinkle with Nuts before Chocolate Cools, if desired

Step 7: When you have covered all the pieces in chocolate, eat or freeze.

Best if not refrigerated

 

Step by Step Photos for Chocolate Covered Banana Bite Size Pieces

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Chocolate Covered Bananas

Easy Directions for Popsicle Style Chocolate Covered Bananas

Chocolate Covered BananasStep 1: Cover a cookie sheet with wax paper ~ The cookie sheet will make it easier to move your Chocolate Covered Bananas.

Step 2: Melt Your Chocolate ~ If you use Saco Dolci Frutta, you can melt the chocolate in the microwave in their package container. Melt the chocolate in the microwave for 2 minutes on medium and stir the chocolate until it is completely melted. Other chocolates will need to be melted in a double boiler or a microwavable dish.

Step 3: Cut your Banana to the desired size

Step 4: Insert Popsicle Stick

Step 5: Dip or Immerse the Banana in the chocolate

Step 6: Roll in Nuts before Chocolate Cools, if desired

Step 7: Place Chocolate Covered Banana Piece on Prepared Wax Paper to Cool

 

Step by Step Photos for Popsicle Style Chocolate Covered Bananas

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Chocolate Covered Bananas Recipe

This Treat Can Be Frozen or Eaten As Is With A Hard Candy Shell

 

This article was originally published by me in 2010 on a site that is no longer in existence.   Since the establishment of Cooking for the Holidays, I am moving all of my favorite recipes to this permanent site.  All photos are the exclusive property of Sylvestermouse/Cooking for the Holidays.

 

How to Make Chocolate Covered Bananas - Easy!

Originally posted 2018-01-16 17:39:32.

   

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