A fun snack they will think is a dessert!
I found the idea for this on the awesome Bakers Royale. My girls really like Nilla Wafers, LOVE bananas and are obsessed with sprinkles…. so this recipe was made for them.
They were very easy to throw together before lunch, and had both girls smiling from ear to ear 🙂
How to Make BaNilla Bites
Mini Nilla Wafers
your choice of peanut butter
banana, sliced into 1/2 inch slices
sprinkles
Spread a small amount of pb on each wafer, place a slice of banana in the middle and then roll in sprinkles. That’s it!
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How to Make BaNilla Bites
Ingredients
- Mini Nilla Wafers
- your choice of peanut butter
- banana sliced into 1/2 inch slices
- sprinkles
Instructions
- Spread a small amount of pb on each wafer, place a slice of banana in the middle and then roll in sprinkles. That's it!
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Keeley McGuire says
I TOTALLY need to make a “Little Miss Friendly” version of these – omgosh she would die! haha
Look so yumm-o! love the pics. 🙂
Minnie(@thelady8home) says
OMG they are looking so cute and Yum!!!!
MicheleF says
Do you think these would pack well for a lunchbox or would the cookies get mushy by lunch? If not, I will save these for after school snacks next week. Just thought they would look cute in the lunchbox during the first days!! I’m new to your blog and loving it! Thanks!
Corey says
They might get a little mushy, so we like to used them as a fun treat. You could try freezing the banana slices. That might help with the soggy factor 🙂
RaeLena says
Is there something else that can be used instead of PB? My child is allergic to nuts.
Corey says
Yes! You could use anything that would help things stick together. How about jam or jelly, pudding, or honey!
June says
I made these with my three-year-old grandson, Ethan, today. He loved rolling them in the sprinkles, and the adults devoured them for dessert. This recipe is definitely a keeper.
Corey says
Yay! So glad everyone loved them June 🙂