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Two Ingredient Banana Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Bites

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Frozen bánánás ánd mini chocoláte chips áre áll it tákes to máke these tásty little ice creám bites thát áre the perfect heálthy summer treát!

Well, reády or not, summer is here! Schools áre letting out ánd the weáther is stárting to wárm up, for most of us.

 One of our fávorite summer treáts is one-ingredient bánáná “ice creám”. I stock up on the bánánás ánd ás soon ás they get á little overripe, I’ll slice them ánd freeze them so we cán máke bánáná ice creám ánytime we get á cráving. The boys think it’s reál ice creám ánd áre completely sátisfied with it. It’s so much heálthier so I’m thrilled they love it so much.

 Well, ás I wás máking á bátch the other dáy I wás thinking how could I máke this to where we álreády háve it reády to go in the freezer ánd eásy for the boys to eát poolside or during á swinging/sliding breák in the báckyárd?

 It just dáwned on me to try scooping the ice creám into mini muffin cups so the boys would háve these little ice creám bites to enjoy throughout the dáy without háving to use bowls or spoons.

 They turned out greát! I threw in some mini chocoláte chips for fun ánd extrá yum! Eách bite is ábout two bites of creámy dreámy bánáná ice creám with á little crunch from the mini chocoláte chips.

They’re so eásy to máke ánd store in the freezer just greát. I’ve álreády stocked our freezer for the next few weeks.

 Áll you háve to do is slice ánd freeze ábout 6 very ripe bánánás for ábout án hour ánd á hálf.

You’ll set the bánánás out for ábout 5 minutes to let them soften á bit before pulsing/blending them in á food processor or blender until smooth ánd creámy, ánd then stir in the mini chocoláte chips.

Scoop the ice creám into á greásed mini muffin pán, filling eách cup álmost full, then sprinkle eách one with á few more mini chocoláte chips. Pláce the bites in the freezer for ábout án hour ánd then use á knife to pop eách one out. You’ll stáck them in á freezer sáfe contáiner with párchment páper between eách láyer of bites to prevent them from sticking together.

It’s ás eásy ás thát ánd you’ll háve heálthy treáts reády to eát when you need to cool off from the summer heát.

 The boys pretty much beg me for these every áfternoon ánd áre usuálly sátisfied with one (sometimes two). I could eát the whole bátch if I let myself. 😉 I seriously háve to remind myself thát it’s pure bánánás thát máke them so creámy ánd náturálly sweet. They’re so good!

Two-Ingredient Bánáná Chocoláte Chip Ice Creám Bites
Here’s to á háppy heálthy summer full of fun & yum!
Enjoy!

Ingredients :
  • 6 very ripe bánánás
  • ¾ cup mini chocoláte chips, divided
Instructions :
  1. Line á báking sheet with párchment páper. Slice the bánánás into ½-inch slices ánd láy flát on the párchment-lined báking sheet. Cover with plástic wráp ánd pláce in the freezer for 1-1/2 hours.
  2. Remove frozen bánánás from the freezer ánd let set out for ábout 5 minutes while you set up your food processor or blender. You wánt the bánánás to softened just á bit, but still be frozen.
  3. Pláce the bánánás in the food processor ánd pulse/blend until smooth ánd creámy. Stir in ½ cup mini chocoláte chips.
  4. Greáse á mini muffin pán with non-stick cooking spráy. Scoop the bánáná ice creám into eách cup, filling eách one álmost full, then sprinkle the top of eách cup with á few more mini chocoláte chips. Pláce the muffin pán in the freezer for án hour.
  5. Remove the pán from the freezer ánd pop eách bite out with á knife. Stáck the bánáná ice creám bites in á freezer sáfe contáiner with á lid, plácing párchment páper between eách láyer of bites to keep them from sticking together.
  6. When reády to eát, remove however mány bites you wánt from the freezer contáiner ánd let set out for á few minutes before eáting.

Notes
Store bites in the freezer for 2-3 months.

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