Banana Bread Breakfast Sundae

I got a brainfreeze eating breakfast.

WORTH IT.

Since winter straight up refuses to end, I’m just going to start eating ice cream and running around in shorts to see if I can move the process along. I started by having a sundae for breakfast.

This breakfast sundae is yours for the tweaking. It’s just: Greek yogurt, frozen banana, frozen berries, banana bread and toppings of choice. Gluten-free? So is this banana bread. Vegan? Leave out the yogurt and just make banana soft serve. Feeling more chocolate-y that fruity? Add unsweetened cocoa powder and peanut butter to your “ice cream” for a Reese’s remix.

You’re welcome.

Banana Bread Breakfast Sundae
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Serves: 1
 

Ingredients
  • 1 cup plain organic Greek yogurt, frozen
  • 1 frozen banana
  • ⅓ cup frozen mixed berries
  • 1 slice banana bread
  • toppings of choice: sunflower butter, dried coconut, etc.

Instructions
  1. Freeze one cup of coconut yogurt overnight. Let thaw or pop in the microwave for 30 seconds before using in the morning.
  2. Chop banana and frozen yogurt blog into chunks and add to a blender or food process with the frozen berries. Process until smooth like ice cream. (I used an immersion blender with food processor attachment.)
  3. Spoon ice cream over a slice of banana bread.
  4. Top with nut butter, coconut flakes, etc.

I used the Tone It Up Girls’ coconut flour banana bread, but you can use your favorite recipe.

I’m literally going to be late for work because I felt so strongly about posting this right this very second. Go make it. You can thank me later.

4 thoughts on “Banana Bread Breakfast Sundae

  1. Hi! I love your blog and have been reading for quite some time. I was wondering, what brand of organic Greek yogurt do you buy? I usually get Fage because their 2% is amazing, but it bothers me because it’s not organic. I know Oikos is organic, but I haven’t found it in 2%! So … What kind do you purchase? Thank you!! :)

  2. I have a bag of coconut flour that’s been sitting in my pantry, waiting for a home…I can’t even remember why I bought it anymore but now I know how to use it! It still feels too cold for smoothies here though :/

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