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Reply With QuoteIt does taste a little bananay, but not overly so. Granted the first I made it was as a pecan pie experiment, so my predominant flavor was sweet, and pecan.
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It does taste a little bananay, but not overly so. Granted the first I made it was as a pecan pie experiment, so my predominant flavor was sweet, and pecan.
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I made this last night using Thai Kitchen regular coconut milk and 2 small bananas. DH, DD and I all thought it tasted like banana custard with the slightest hint of coconut. Delicious (and super easy), but not what we were expecting. May try just one banana next time.
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i had a whole stack of coconut coffee creamer left as i just cant have it in coffee right now. i did have good intentions. so i used that with 2 bananas and 2 eggs. or maybe 3 eggs. i cant remember. it is in the fridge now so i will taste some later.
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