Got a sweet tooth? Try my Frozen Banana Custard made with just 1 ingredient!

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Yep, this gold star recipe is comprised of, wait for it, frozen bananas. That’s it!

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To make sure I’m always prepared to whip some up, I buy a bunch of bananas, cut them in half and freeze them. When I want to make custard, I take out two halves, slice them up, pop them in my food processor, and start blending.

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First your banana will look like dippin’ dots.

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Then it will start to clump together.

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Then, with angels singing in the background, it will turn into frozen banana custard!

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Better than any custard you’ve ever had! No sugar, no fat, no nothin’. Just bananas. That’s it!

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You’d be surprised how much custard one banana makes, too. Thick, luscious and decadent. Perfect for a guilt-free dessert.

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48 Comments

  1. Lindzee says:

    Hi! I tried this banana custard today with a little Cocao Bliss. AMAZING! Thank you for the great recipe. I love your blog and your positive, uplifting demeanor. Keep up the great work!

    Lindzee

  2. NS says:

    My toddler (& I) loved the bananna custard. He thought it was ice cream! SNEAKY Mommy:D

  3. Kate says:

    Hey Kristin,
    Question about your custard, which looks delish by the way. Pure banana flavor is not really my fave. Have you ever tried adding a little bit of another fruit, perhaps a few berries? I’m curious if it would wreck the creamy texture the bananas give you.

  4. AP says:

    It’s a fine idea for a show but she is not the right person to be hosting it.

  5. Sara says:

    That chicken noodle soup looks so good and comforting!

  6. shannon says:

    I cannot wait to try that banana custard!!!! I am dumbfounded that just frozen bananas can give you that texture! The bad part is that I just threw out all of my frozen bananas cause we’re moving this weekend and I was trying to clean out the freezer, now I have a whole new reason to collect frozen bananas… they’re not just for banana bread any more!

  7. Holly says:

    hey IGE, just wanted to let you know i finally got around to trying your broiled apricot sandwich, made with sourdough bread and roasted turkey. thank you for that recipe! the flavor combination was out of this world and i felt like i was in a french cafe enjoying a gourmet sandwich. sooo yummy. keep em comin!

    -a grateful reader

  8. rachel says:

    That banana custard is giving me banana envy. Kath made it down in NC too! Great minds think alike :) I also use Reames noodles in my chix noodle soup – the best kind IMO.
    Sorry you didn’t have a gorgeous spring day in Iowa yesterday. It was sunny and 60 here in southern MN! I am so ready for the official end of winter. I have to keep my excitement down because I know we could still get a major snow storm :0

  9. Freya @ Brit Chick Runs says:

    LOVE the banana custard!! I just saw the exact same thing on Kath’s blog lol!
    Confidence and funny-ness make people beautiful IMHO – it’s definetly not about the physical.

  10. Jessica says:

    I love frozen banana custard. I add protein powder to mine with a few ice cubes and water. You get WAAAY more :)

  11. Elizabeth says:

    That banana custard looks delicious! I can’t believe it’s just frozen banana’s. I’m forwarding it to my sis she LOVES anything banana!

  12. Laura J. (Health and Hotness) says:

    Mmm that banana custard looks GOOOOD! I’m definitely gonna have to give that a try!

    I just finished watching Gossip Girl! haha Love that show!

    I definitely agree that confidence is what makes someone beautiful. :)

  13. Jessica @ The Process of Healing says:

    I tried the banana custard in my old blender and it was a big FAIL. It broke my blender. Maybe I should try it with the food processor…
    Jessica Simpson’s show was really good! I was impressed! It’s sad what lengths some will go to for “beauty” and so interesting how the meaning of beauty can differ all over the world. I think beauty also comes from confidence.

    The soup sounds GREAT!