How to Freeze Bananas | Easy Way to Preserve Bananas

How to Freeze Bananas. Easy Way to Preserve Bananas. Bananas can get overripe quickly if you don't take steps to preserve them. This method of individually freezing bananas keeps them from browning. This means that you can reduce the number of trips that you make to the grocery store. We use these frozen bananas for smoothies, banana bread, and banana ice cream. It is a great way to preserve your bananas for later use.

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[haleroma]

Loved YOUR method. I used waxed paper (didn’t have parchment on hand) and the foil. I placed them whole and sliced 3/4’s of the way through. Took out pan in the morning and they were white, no ice and whole. Let it sit for about 15 mins and slices came apart to add to my smoothies with blueberries and almond butter & milk. Thanks again.🙏

[richardbently]

Just throw the whole bunch of bananas in the freezer, pull one out run it under hot water for about 15-20 seconds, the skin peels right off.

[AmberCLee]

Thanks Amy and Eric! I needed this tip. I'm always losing bananas that can ripen unpredictably... Love the custom apron 💚

[Laura]

Thank you! I'm going to try this. Whenever I freeze them in bags they turn dark or black and then I'm afraid they'll make my smoothies slimy and gross. Maybe freezing them laid out first is the magic trick I needed. 🤞🤞🤞 Thanks

[CynthiaSchoenbauer]

Bananas are great for adding sweetness. I have been sugar-free for many years but always need sweetness.. Thank you for this video, Boo and Moo.

[gianninabeatriz]

Kroger had very ripped bananas at 50 c/ a pound today. Thank you Eric, this will help with grocery budgeting!!!

[macycharmin]

Thank you for posting this. I too buy (a few) bananas at different ripeness; the green and partially green ones ripen way to fast for me. I like mine with a little green on the tip and bottom leaving them with just the right sweetness and firmness, yummmm.

[jeffklassen]

Great video Eric! Can’t wait to try this out!

[AEROSOL.PUFF]

That was a great idea Eric, I always eat them with strawberry's and strawberry Greek yogurt, which i call my breakfast of champions, I will now freeze some bananas, thanks for the idea.

[jadawedderburn]

Thanks for the tutorial😊😊i just love ur videos there really helpful

[msdrby]

I like to cut them into smaller chunks so that they'll fit better in the blender. I pop them in still frozen and it replaces the ice cubes in smoothies.

[DianeC.]

Hi Amy & Eric!!! I enjoyed the video today. I will try freezing bananas like you did next time. I usually just put them unpeeled in a baggie. Havent used them yet tho. I like to make smoothies. Nice video. Take care & Stay safe.

[armieshaparker]

Hi! Love this video. How long can they stay in a vac sealed bag?

[rosalindphillips]

I have always thrown them in the freezer as is (duh). This makes way more sense and so much easier when they defrost. Thanks guys!

[normakennedy]

After the Bananas have been frozen overnight and put into Ziplock bags, where should they be kept?? Also how to defrost a few to just eat them??

[libbylauderdale]

Thanks guys. I learned something new. 💚 your channel!

[anitamendez]

Thank u so much im always making strawberry banana smoothies in da mornings for my husband for his now tat its hot and im always having to throw sum of da bananas away bc dey go bad with end of couple of days but freezing is da best way to go have a blessed day 🙏❤

[nature_photography_yukon]

Great advice and love the fun humor too, thanks for sharing! :)

[tonyoseanainn]

great...simple and easy to do...great..

[pknothere]

not sure how i never thought about putting bananas in a bag 😐, so thanks for putting that idea in the video.