Healthy Banana Recipes

A smoothie bowl is always a great alternative to your daily smoothie! This smoothie bowl is packed full of goodness including high-fiber, heart-healthy fats from the acai berries. Spinach adds vitamins and minerals like thiamin, calcium, and iron. Smoothie bowls allow us to creatively decorate with beautiful toppings such as sliced almonds, goji berries, shredded coconuts, and crunchy granola! The sky is the limit with the combination of toppings that can beautify your bowl!

Try these Raspberries and Cream Popsicles, made with fresh raspberries, creamy Greek vanilla yogurt, and sweetened with maple syrup. These popsicles are subtly sweet and creamy perfect any time for you and the whole family!

Bananas are deliciously sweet all on their own. But when you freeze them, some sort of magic happens: nice cream! You can blend frozen bananas into a healthy ice cream treat! There are many flavors to try, but for a mighty boost of antioxidants, there's the Matcha Green Tea Nice Cream! This sophisticated, tea-infused dessert will cool you down and give you an energy boost. With just four simple ingredients and a few minutes, you can sit back, relax, and enjoy a delicious and guilt-free frozen treat. It’s sweet enough to be served as dessert, yet healthy enough to have for breakfast!

Did you know that you can blend frozen bananas into a rich and creamy ice cream texture? Best. Discovery. Ever. But let’s take that up a notch and combine it with another beloved dessert: red velvet cake. The good news is that this Red Velvet Nice Cream is made with nutritious ingredients to keep you and your heart healthy! Frozen bananas create a creamy and sweet base while heart-healthy beets give this treat its naturally bright color. Cacao powder adds a subtle chocolate flavor, which goes well with a hint of vanilla. The Red Velvet Nice Cream is so good, it’ll make your heart skip a beet! Pun intended.

Feeling lucky? You must be if you're treating yourself to this smoothie! It's packed with ingredients that promote bone, heart, and eye health in addition to strengthening your immune system and improving blood circulation. And if that's not enough, the ginger and turmeric are fantastic anti-inflammatory foods! The tablespoon of chia seeds also acts as an excellent source of fiber and omega-3 fatty acids.

Sweet banana, tropical mango, and zingy ginger are a dream team in this bright and refreshing smoothie! Enjoy it with flax seeds and your favorite leafy greens for a boost of fiber and other nutrients.

The thick and creamy Coconut Banana Oat Bowl has all the nutrients you need to power through the day. Oats will keep you nice and full while the banana and chia seeds deliver bursts of fiber and energy. With a hint of sweet vanilla and sprinkles of delicious toppings, such as fresh mango slices, coconut flakes, and mint, this bowl will make your taste buds and your tummy happy.

Naturally sweet and slightly spicy, the Citrus Cayenne Ice Pops deliver a healthy dose of immune supporting vitamin C. 

Who said you can’t have chocolate for breakfast? Chocolate and bananas are a match made in heaven. Not only do they taste amazing together, but they also give you a mighty boost of energy to help you power through the day. This protein-packed smoothie bowl will keep you nice and full, too. Enjoy it for breakfast, for dessert, and any time in between!

Who doesn’t like to indulge while eating healthy at the same time? Kaylyn of The Weir House shares her favorite chocolate mousse recipe, made in the NutriBullet Blender Combo. Creamy and oh so chocolatey, this mousse is the perfect dessert. Top with fresh fruit, cacao nibs, or even homemade whipped cream!

Naturally sweet and oh so creamy, the Caramel Banana Cream Cocktail is the perfect way to end your day! No added sugars in this boozy dessert in a cup - just sweet dates and banana with a hint of vanilla and a generous splash of rum. Cheers to that!

One of the easiest, guilt-free frozen treats you can make with just a few ingredients and your NutriBullet is Banana Based Soft Serve! Frozen bananas are now readily available at most grocery retailers, but you can also freeze them yourself at home with ripe bananas for a fraction of the cost. Remove the skin and membranes of the banana and place it in a freezer bag. Freeze overnight and keep them at the ready for when you want a quick, sweet, frozen treat. For this recipe, we stacked three distinct flavors that go great together but are also fantastic on their own!