Banana And Coconut Ghoul Pops. Hello friends, so how are you today?
As Autumn’s chill begins to bite, we look forward to traditional celebrations associated with the season, taking advantage of the rich harvest mother nature has to offer.
Halloween, Bonfire Night or simply the drawing in of the evenings cosying up with a warming bowl of soup, are all aspects to look forward to. Learn how to make banana and coconut ghoul pops with this tutorial on how to make spooky tasty snacks. These spooky-looking popsicles are as much fun to prepare as they are to eat.
Prep Time: 5mins | Total Time: 10mins
Serves: 4 ghouls
Ingredients:
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How To Make Banana And Coconut Ghoul Pops: Wave goodbye to sticky, sickly toffee apples - surprise the kids with these fun but healthy banana treats instead this Halloween.
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Halloween, Bonfire Night or simply the drawing in of the evenings cosying up with a warming bowl of soup, are all aspects to look forward to. Learn how to make banana and coconut ghoul pops with this tutorial on how to make spooky tasty snacks. These spooky-looking popsicles are as much fun to prepare as they are to eat.
They blend the creamy deliciousness of bananas with the exotic touch of coconut. Perfect for Halloween or whenever you're in the mood for a spooky treat! Why not create these frightfully delicious pops using your imagination for a chillingly tasty experience.
How To Make Banana And Coconut Ghoul Pops:
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How To Make Banana And Coconut Ghoul Pops:
Wave goodbye to sticky, sickly toffee apples - surprise the kids with this fun but healthy banana treat instead this Halloween.Prep Time: 5mins | Total Time: 10mins
Serves: 4 ghouls
Ingredients:
- 2 large bananas
- 120g natural yoghurt
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup desiccated coconut
- 1 tbsp white chia
- 12 chocolate buttons
- 4 icy pole sticks
How To Make Banana And Coconut Ghoul Pops Method:
How To Make:
- Cut bananas in half and stick them onto icy pole sticks.
- Put on tray and place in freezer for 30 minutes.
- Add yoghurt & vanilla extract to a bowl, and mix to combine.
- On a separate plate mix coconut and 1 tbsp of white chia.
- Remove bananas from the freezer.
- Using a spoon dip and coat bananas evenly with yoghurt.
- Then dip to coat into the coconut and chia mix.
- Add chocolate buttons to create eyes and mouth.
How To Make Banana And Coconut Ghoul Pops:
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How To Make Banana And Coconut Ghoul Pops: Wave goodbye to sticky, sickly toffee apples - surprise the kids with these fun but healthy banana treats instead this Halloween.
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Love these banana and coconut ghouls. So cute for Halloween. Thank you for sharing at Wonderful Wednesday.
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DeleteThey look adorable and I'll pin. I'd use coconut yogurt as I'm a plant-based eater. Give it a BIG Coconut boost. I'm visiting from Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop, where I posted 5 Self-care Skills You Need to Know. Warm regards, Nancy Andres
ReplyDeleteThank for hopping over Nancy :)
DeleteThese are so cute! I love healthier alternatives for autumn celebrations and events. Pinning and sharing. Thank you for sharing, Claire, and for being a part of the Hearth and Soul Link Party. Hope to see you again this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting and stopping by April :)
DeleteThese are darling. My Grands are banana fiends, gonna love these. Thnak you for sharing ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by :)
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