No sugar added banana bread that’s delicious and good for you!? This is it. This banana bread is healthy, moist and taste so good with a thick layer of peanut butter!
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For today’s recipe, we have a no sugar added banana bread !!
Look at how cute my loaf pan is !! My sister got me this at Marshall’s a little while back and has been asking me to make something in it ever since!
If we are being completely honest, I have never met anyone who doesn’t like banana bread and yes I am part of those people who are completely and utterly in love with this sweet bread!
As many of you know, regular banana bread tends to be loaded with white or brown sugar or even both …This tends to be a big issue when trying to cut out white sugar from your diet or at least drastically limit it!
For more of my low sugar recipe check these out:
Wanna be healthy cookie dough chocolate balls
These contain no added sugar and are to die for!
So with a little bit of experimenting, I was able to make something close to your traditional banana bread but without all that added sugar.
What is the secret you ask? Well first of all bananas are pretty sweet, and the riper they get, the sweeter they become, so make sure to use very ripe bananas. The next thing would have to be the unsweetened apple sauce, this component will add a tiny bit of fruit sweetness as well as an amazingly moist texture to this banana bread.
For me this no sugar added banana bread recipe was mainly to be enjoyed for breakfast as a quick grab and go, but you could definitely enjoy this as a midafternoon snack or as a post workout snack to refuel those muscles!
Some of my favorite ways to enjoy this banana bread were:
- On its own with a nice cup of hot tea!
- As a snack with some nut butter spread on top and a light drizzle of raw honey
- As a no sugar added banana bread french toast
- As a substitute for the bread in a peanut butter and jelly sandwich
If you have more ideas do not hesitate to share them on the comment section!
Nut-Free No Sugar Added Banana Bread Recipe
No sugar added banana bread recipe
Ingredients
Instructions
- First start by preheating the oven to 375 degrees F, and lightly grease two medium loaf pans
- In a large bowl combine the flour, baking soda and salt. In a separate bowl mix together the apple sauce and the honey and stir in the eggs and the mashed bananas until everything is well blended together.
- Stir in the wet mixture into the dry mixture, making sure to only stir enough to get everything incorporated without overmixing. Pour batter into the loaf pan and leave enough to fill up the four cupcake tins.
- Bake the loaves in the preheated oven 55-65 minutes, making sure to cover the top with some aluminum foil to prevent it from browning too much!
Notes
Nutrition
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Catherine maxey
Great recipe. I made 1/2 recipe which was 12 nicely sized muffins. By weight it was about 5.5 ounces peeled bananas. I added 1tsp vanilla and 1 tsp almond extract. I tasted the batter and added 1/4 cup sugar. Probably my bananas could have been riper snd I didn’t take the time to roast them at 350 for 15 minutes to make them sweeter. I also added an ounce of chopped peanuts for crunch. Rather than spreading with peanut butter. (Which would be really good but messy).bake time on the muffins was about 16 minutes.
Chahinez
I love this Catherine! Thank you so much for sharing, this would be such a good dessert prep option for the week 🙂
Chahinez