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Biscoff Banana Bites

4/24/2012

 
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We were invited to a last-minute Easter brunch, and I wanted to bring something simple and delicious. These bites are very easy to make, and they were a big hit. They're pretty addicting. If you have never had Biscoff, it tastes like a sweet peanut butter, and you really have to try it. It's amazing stuff! If you're a fan of peanut butter and banana sandwiches, you'll be a fan of these. I think these would be perfect for a bridal or baby shower, too.

I used 4 pieces of sandwich bread and 1 banana, but you could make as many or as few as you need. I used a large 1-inch frosting tip to cut the bread, but you just need something to cut the bread into the small circles. If you have a donut cutter, the small cutter piece would work, too.

Biscoff Banana Bites
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Makes about 20 bites

4 pieces of sandwich bread
1/2 cup Biscoff spread
1 banana
1 tablespoon lemon juice

Cut your banana into slices, about 1/2 inch thick. Place the banana slices in a bowl, pour the lemon juice over them, and mix with your fingers so they're covered with the juice. This keeps them from turning brown.

Cut the bread into 1 inch circles. If you don't have a cutter, you could cut the bread into 1-inch squares, too. It doesn't have to be precise. Spread about 1 teaspoon of Biscoff on each piece of bread and place the banana on top of it. Serve immediately or cover with plastic wrap until ready to serve. Store in the refrigerator.  

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Kim Bee link
4/24/2012 12:48:46 pm

These are incredible. I am completely in awe. Thanks so much for the sweet comments at Tasty Kitchen. I had to come over here and say hi after I read your note. Your blog is lovely and I am now your newest follower. I'll be dreaming about these things tonight.

Yin link
4/24/2012 03:22:30 pm

Love this fast, easy and cooking hassle free party food idea!
Great for busy working mom like me. Thanks for sharing.

Ridwan link
4/24/2012 07:54:41 pm

Agreed,,,great food idea for potluck or party,easy,simple and Yummy Too :)

Anita at Hungry Couple link
4/24/2012 11:51:01 pm

I have yet to find Biscoff but I'm dying to try it.

Morgan Crumm link
4/25/2012 01:03:25 am

Yum! I LOVE Biscoff and bananas. I have been plotting some Biscoff recipes, but I just can't seem to keep my spoon out of the jar for long enough to follow through!

steph link
4/25/2012 02:18:52 am

So easy...but so good! This is my idea of a great afternoon snack!

kale link
4/25/2012 02:47:56 am

Such a cute idea! My husband would love these banana bites.

Angie@angiesrecipes link
4/25/2012 03:52:35 am

What fun and tasty bites!

Cucina49 link
4/25/2012 04:10:04 am

What a fun last-minute dessert! I bet these disappeared quickly.

Clare Bills link
4/25/2012 07:00:34 am

These look delicious!

I’m nominating you for a Versatile Blogger Award on http://www.nanaclareskitchen.com
Peace, Clare

Tasha Z
4/25/2012 07:46:08 am

Yummmm.. love biscoff this is too easy and delicious!! Thank you for sharing

Colleen, The Smart Cookie Cook link
4/25/2012 07:56:21 am

Wow, these look so simple but SO awesome! I am obsessed with Biscoff lately, plus bananas are my favorite fruit!

Benefits of Eating link
4/25/2012 07:22:26 pm

For lazy people like me who don't want to go to shop to get candies. :D superb idea!

Britt, TheVeggieVore link
4/25/2012 08:35:28 pm

Is Biscoff Spread not the most addictive substance ever? I went through a jar in an embarrassing amount of time.

Peggy link
4/25/2012 09:39:12 pm

I'm still on a hunt for Biscoff spread! These bites look so tasty =)

Jen link
4/26/2012 03:20:46 am

They looks so cute and yummy. :-)

Jenn and Seth link
4/26/2012 04:01:43 am

these are so cute and creative!

Nicole White link
4/26/2012 05:06:36 am

These are adorable - and I am sure they taste as cute as they look :)

Debra Kapellakis
4/26/2012 11:29:55 pm

so tiny, so yummy

Gerry @ Foodness Gracious link
4/28/2012 12:52:10 pm

Hi, I found your blog through Tasty Kitchen! Fantastic idea for mini bites and I just received my first jar of Biscoff, wondering what to do with this amazing spread other than scoop and eat ;)
Thanks..

UmmNoha link
5/27/2012 04:45:09 am

thank you ^_^..I Love the idea..

suleka
6/19/2013 07:27:46 am

Where can I get biscoff spread?

She Makes and Bakes
6/19/2013 08:56:31 am

I've found at at my local grocery store in the peanut butter aisle.


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