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01-30-2003, 02:34 PM #1Registered User
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banana icecream
This is my favorite treat!
Cut up a banana and put it in the freezer before you go to the gym. When you get back (or in 1-2 hours) mash up the banana with a handblender (a normal blender might work also) until it is icecream consistency. Add nutmeg and cinnamon or vanilla extract if you want. I usually blend in a raw egg yolk, but I'm weird.
Frozen raisins are good in it also if you want more sugar.
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