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This low carb keto banana bread recipe is one of my favorite keto recipes to share with family and friends… and then you can tell them AFTER that it’s actually a sugar free banana bread! No one can ever tell the difference, thanks to a mix of low carb flours, a high-quality natural sugar substitute, and an easy swap for the bananas. Simply mix up the almond flour banana bread batter, bake it, and then let it cool (truly, the hardest part!).
Enjoy with a bulletproof coffee or keto Starbucks drink for the ultimate morning meal. And if you like keto banana recipes but prefer a more portable version, try keto banana muffins instead.
This keto friendly banana bread uses a blend of premium low carb flours to get the right density and moistness in your loaf, like the real thing. Sometimes you really need to use a blend of flours to get that “just right” texture, and this is one of those times. The wet/dry ingredient ratio is important here because that’s what ensure the right texture. Wholesome Yum Blanched Almond Flour and Wholesome Yum Coconut Flour are both super finely milled and create the perfect consistency.
And, we’re using Besti sweetener for this bread, because not only does it taste just like sugar (without sugar alcohols!), it also helps to seal in moisture so your bread won’t be dry. Other sweeteners won’t do that!
Is Banana Bread Keto?
Traditional banana bread is not suitable for keto, as it’s made with white flour, sugar, and bananas. This low carb banana nut bread recipe is keto friendly.
Why You’ll Love This Keto Banana Bread Recipe
- Real banana flavor, without the carbs!
- Moist and cake-like crumb
- Takes just 15 minutes to prep
- Just 2 grams net carbs per slice

Almond Flour Banana Bread Ingredients
This section explains how to choose the best ingredients for keto banana nut bread, what each one does in the recipe, and substitution options. For measurements, see the recipe card below.
The dry ingredients:
- Wholesome Yum Blanched Almond Flour – The BEST almond flour that’s blanched and finely ground for the best texture in keto baked goods. Make sure you use a finely ground almond flour instead of almond meal, or it will change the texture of the bread.
- Wholesome Yum Coconut Flour – Made with premium organic coconuts with a super fine texture, this works best in baked goods.
- Spices & Leavening Agents – Including baking powder, cinnamon, and sea salt for perfect flavor and bread-like feel.
- Xanthan gum – This gives low carb and gluten-free baked goods a more traditional texture.
- Chopped walnuts – Optional, but adds great texture and flavor. See below for other add-in options!
The wet ingredients:
- Butter – Use grass-fed for best flavor and nutrition, but any unsalted butter at room temperature will work. See below for a dairy free variation.
- Besti Monk Fruit Allulose Blend – This is the best sweetener for keto quick breads like this one, not only because it sweetens like sugar but most important, it keeps them super moist. If you have to, you can substitute another keto sweetener, but the end result may be more dry.
- Eggs – Use large eggs and make sure they come to room temperature before using them in the recipe. If you forgot to do this, you can place them in warm water for a few minutes to come to room temperature faster.
- Almond milk – You can use store bought or make your own homemade almond milk, but either way, make sure it’s unsweetened. You can also use other keto milks, such as coconut milk beverage or watered-down heavy cream.
The secret ingredient:
So what’s the secret to this keto banana bread recipe? Have you figure it out yet?
You guys, this is like the best stuff ever. You can make a truly low carb banana bread recipe and it still tastes like bananas!
Extracts are the secret ingredient to make almost any high-sugar or high-carb food possible again on a keto diet.
And just to clarify, I’m not talking about those artificial “imitation” extracts. You do not want those! This extract is derived from real bananas and it lasts a long time.

How To Make Keto Banana Bread
This section shows how to make easy keto banana bread with step-by-step photos and details about the technique, to help you visualize it. For full instructions, including amounts and temperatures, see the recipe card below.
- Mix dry ingredients. In a large bowl, mix together Wholesome Yum Almond Flour, Wholesome Yum Coconut Flour, baking powder, cinnamon, xanthan gum, and sea salt.
- Beat butter. In another large bowl, beat butter and Besti Monk Fruit Allulose Blend until fluffy.


- Mix wet ingredients. Beat in the eggs one at a time, until smooth. Then, beat in the almond milk and banana extract.
- Combine. With the mixer on medium, gradually add dry ingredients into the wet ingredients, until thick and uniform.


- Stir in nuts. If you’re adding walnuts, stir some in, reserving some more for the top.
- Transfer. Scoop the batter into a small loaf pan (this one is the perfect size) lined with parchment paper, including the sides. Smooth out the top. Sprinkle with more walnuts and press them lightly into the surface.


- Bake sugar free banana bread. Bake until the top is golden, then tent the top with foil and continue baking until it passes the toothpick test (an inserted toothpick should come out clean).
- Cool. Let the bread cool completely before slicing.

Tips For The Best Low Carb Banana Bread
Follow these tips for perfect banana keto bread, each and every time.
- Use fresh baking powder. Keto banana bread doesn’t rise very well, so fresh baking powder is especially important to help it rise as much as possible.
- Use xanthan gum. Add 1/2 teaspoon into the dry ingredients and your banana bread made with almond flour will have a better texture. Plus, it will be less crumbly.
- Use room temperature ingredients. This will ensure a smooth batter that doesn’t clump.
- Round the top. Since it doesn’t rise much, shaping the batter by rounding the top is going to help your low carb banana bread recipe look more traditional.
- Consider coverting it part way through baking. Keep an eye on your bread as it bakes. If the top of the bread starts to brown but the inside is still moist, you can tent the top with foil and then continue the cooking time.
- Let it cool completely. I know it’s hard, but it’s important to be patient and let the gluten free sugar free banana bread cool completely on a wire rack before slicing, or it will fall apart.

Keto Banana Bread Variations
- Dairy free – You can make this low carb banana bread recipe dairy-free if you need to, by replacing the butter with coconut oil. If you’re sensitive to dairy but can handle ghee, that’s a better option if possible. Since the recipe calls for creaming the butter, the end result will be a little different, but it will still work!
- Coconut free – If you can’t have coconut, you can try replacing the 1/4 cup coconut flour with 3/4 to 1 cup almond flour, and check the consistency against the pictures to make sure it’s similar.
- Nut free – Unfortunately, I don’t have a good nut free suggestion here; sunflower seed flour might work to replace almond flour, but I haven’t tried it and the texture will likely be worse. It’s fine to replace almond milk with another keto milk, though.
- Chocolate chip – Fold some sugar free chocolate chips into the batter before baking.
- Blueberry – Fold some fresh or frozen blueberries into the batter.
- Chocolate – Replace 1/4 cup of the almond flour with 1/4 cup cocoa powder.
- Caramel topping – Drizzle your finished keto banana bread with sugar free caramel sauce.
- Maple glaze – Make the perfect fall inspired glaze by whisking together heavy cream, a little keto maple syrup, and powdered Besti to thicken, then drizzle on the cooled bread.

Storage Instructions
- To store: It will be fine for 2-3 days on the counter, and you can keep it in the fridge for up to 1 week. Wrap in parchment paper instead of plastic, so that it doesn’t collect too much moisture and get soggy.
- To freeze: Let the banana keto bread cool, then slice it up and freeze the slices. You can do this in a single layer on a parchment lined baking sheet, then transfer to a freezer bag once solid. Or, you can freeze in a bag right away if you place pieces of parchment paper between the slices. Both of these methods prevent the slices from sticking together, so that you can take them out one at a time as needed.
- To thaw: Thaw on the counter or in the fridge overnight.
- To reheat: If you like warm banana bread, reheat gently in the microwave or the oven.

More Keto Quick Bread Recipes
Tools To Make Sugar Free Banana Bread
- Hand Mixer – Works just as well as a stand mixer, without taking up the kitchen space.
- Banana Extract – The secret ingredient for the BEST keto banana bread recipe! This one is derived from real bananas and doesn’t have an aftertaste.
- Loaf Pan – This one is the perfect size for this recipe, and I use it for many of my other keto breads.
Almond Flour Banana Bread Recipe

This reader favorite recipe is included in The Wholesome Yum Easy Keto Carboholics’ Cookbook! Inside this beautiful hard cover keto recipe book, you’ll find 100 delectable, EASY keto recipes to replace all your favorite carbs: bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, desserts, and more… each with 10 ingredients or less! Plus, a photo, macros, & tips for every recipe.
Low Carb Keto Banana Bread Recipe
This low carb keto banana bread recipe with almond flour is perfectly moist & rich. Made with a secret ingredient, it has loads of banana flavor and no one can tell it's sugar free!
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Ingredients
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Instructions
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (176 degrees C). Line an 8.5×4.5 in loaf pan with parchment paper, so that the paper hangs over two opposite sides.
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In a large bowl, mix together the almond flour, coconut flour, baking powder, cinnamon, xanthan gum, and sea salt.
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In another large bowl, use a hand mixer to beat butter and sweetener, until fluffy.
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Beat in the eggs, one at a time, then the almond milk and banana extract.
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With the mixer running at medium speed, gradually add the dry ingredients into the wet, until thick and uniform.
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Stir in 3/4 cup chopped walnuts.
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Transfer the batter into the lined loaf pan and press evenly to make a smooth top. Sprinkle the top with the remaining chopped walnuts and press them lightly into the surface.
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Bake for 30-40 minutes, until the top is golden. Tent the top with foil, then bake for 20-25 more minutes, until an inserted toothpick comes out clean.
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Cool completely before removing from the pan and slicing.
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Recipe Notes
Serving size: 1 slice, ~3/4 inch thick
Recipe from The Easy Keto Carboholics’ Cookbook.
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276 Comments
Maxine
0I love this recipe! I wanted to make a Coconut Loaf (called a Sweetbread in the Caribbean) and this looked like the texture that matched it best. I don’t use erythritol as it doesn’t get along well with my stomach, and I don’t like other low carb sweeteners, so I was worried that the bread would not come out right if I dropped it altogether. I made a few changes and was thrilled with the result. I used coconut milk instead of almond milk (I make my own almond milk and was out of almonds), added some grated coconut, and spiced it up with nutmeg, etc. I used 2 tbsp honey as that still falls within my macros. I used the xanthan gum as I wanted to provide some support with all the additions. It was a massive success and so deliciously moist! I will try it again with a sprinkling of the walnuts which I also omitted. Thanks so much for this wonderful recipe!
LaToya Jennes
0THANK YOU so much for this recipe!! I also divided the batter into 12 muffins and baked for 20 minutes on 350. I didn’t use the xanthan gum and you are right, it wasn’t even missed. They were a huge hit with my husband and his friends.
Malorie Edie
0You can add nonsweet lily’s choco chips instead of nuts, right?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Malorie, Sure, you can!
Carrie
0Wow, love this bread! Used the optional xanthan gum with great results. Can’t wait to try with real banana extract. So glad I found your blog! Made the cheeseburger casserole last night and that was great too! Can’t wait to make more.
Darryl
0Bake only setting on my bread maker for 30 minute, shut it off and let it sit in the machine until cool. Do not open the lid. It allows it fully cook, but not get crumbly. No gum needed.
Best Keto banana bread recipe I have found by far. You crushed it.
Mayte
0Hello! This recipe had me drooling and then when I got to the ingredients I started crying. I’m allergic to coconut. Is it possible to substitute it with something else?
Wholesome Yum
0Hi Mayte, unfortunately there aren’t many suitable substitutes. If you need a bread recipe without coconut flour, try this one.
Donna
0The recipe looks great but I was wondering if there is something else you could use beside the xanthan gum can you sub psyllium powder to help as a binder?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Donna, The xanthan gum is optional, so you can omit it if you don’t have it. I haven’t tried it with psyllium. It might work, but the recipe would need other changes made.
Sarah Winter
0I LOVE these!! I made muffins out of them and they are wonderful!! Thank you!!
Andrea
0Tastes great but it didn’t rise very much…am I doing something wrong?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Andrea, Is your baking powder fresh? That could be part of it. But in general, low carb breads don’t rise as much as regular wheat breads do.
Rabia
0Can I use banana essence instead of banana extract? If yes, what will be the quantity? Thanks
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Rabia, You can, but it’s hard to say the amount because they vary widely. Sometimes something labeled essence is actually imitation extract, which works in a pinch (similar amount) but don’t recommend it. Sometimes essence is a super concentrated form of extract. If what you have is the super concentrated type, you’d need about 1/2 to 1/4 of the amount of extract called for in the recipe.
Rabia
0Hi Maya! I can’t find banana extract at any store where I live. Is there any alternative or can u suggest any online store that has this extract and delivers worldwide?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Rabia, This is the banana extract I use. If that doesn’t deliver to your country, try the same one available here.
Kiley Ward
0I just made this and it tastes just okay. I used granular Swerve and McCormick’s banana extract. Also, it was done at 35 minutes. What went wrong?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Kiley, Was it imitation banana extract? That could it be the issue if it tastes bland. A quality extract is pretty important, not that there’s anything wrong with McCormick, but it needs to be real extract and not imitation. The time to bake could vary depending on your oven or your pan.
Liz
0I made this today and added a 1/2 c sugar free chocolate chips to the recipe. It’s so yummy!!!! Thank you so much for the recipe!!!
Trish
0I made this banana bread, it came out wonderful. I did add one banana instead of the extract, 1 tsp vanilla extract, 1 tsp xanthan gum, 1 tablespoon flaxseed, sliced almonds, unsweetened coconut & sprinkled a few sugar free chocolate chips on top. Perfect for my treat when a craving strikes!
RD
0This was fantastic! I didn’t have almond milk, so I sub’d with heavy whipping cream but it turned out fantastic. Thanks so much for the great recipe/instructions!
Donna
0OMG THIS BANANA BREAD IS AMAZING
MADE IT THIS AFTERNOON AND MY SON AND MY HUSBAND LOVE IT!!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Frank
0Can I use real bananas? I know it would not be sugar-free but can I?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Frank, The recipe would need other changes to use real bananas. I haven’t tested it to know what exactly, but you’d need more dry ingredients.
Simone R.
0Thank you for another delicious recipe! I’m so pleased with how these turned out. For my own convenience, I made these into 12 muffins (baked about 25 min), instead of a loaf. Next time I may add some Lily’s Chocolate chips!
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0I love to hear that, Simone! Thank you!
Myrna
0I simply love your recipe for banana loaf. Moist, flavorful and great taste. With such a great base, could we add other flavorings to make it a different loaf. I’m thinking lemon loaf, cinnamon loaf, chocolate loaf, etc. Just switch the flavorings. Would that work?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Yes, the possibilities are endless, Myrna!
Lisa Meyer
0Are there substitutes for Erythritol? Don’t have any here at the moment.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Lisa, You can use a different granulated sweetener – check the low carb sweetener conversion chart here.
Justin
0Amazing bread! Very moist and lots of flavor. It tastes like it should be bad for you, but it isn’t
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0I am so happy you liked the banana bread, Justin! Thanks for stopping by!
Delyssa
0I followed the recipe but it came out crumbly. The slices don’t hold together. Not sure what I did wrong but it still tasted great!
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Delyssa, I’m glad you liked the taste! It does come out a little crumbly, but if you want it more sturdy then adding 1/2 tsp xanthan gum to the dry ingredients will help a lot.
Patti
0Hello Maya. I made this for the second time and mine came out crumbly as well. The first time it was perfect. I used the xanthan gum both times. Not sure what I did wrong the second time. The flavor is superb! I’m going to try it with flax and chocolate chips next time as well.
Jacqueline
0Why are there no bananas used in this banana bread?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Jacqueline, There are no bananas to keep it low carb. I used natural banana extract instead, and it truly does taste like banana bread. Hope you’ll try it!
Kasey
0I made this today and its delicious! I couldn’t wait until tomorrow to try it . I did use the xanthan gum and it held together nicely. Thank you for a tasty recipe!
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0I am so happy you liked the banana bread, Kasey! Have a great day!
Kelly
0How long would I cook this for if I wanna make them into mini muffins?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Kelly, I don’t have an exact time since I haven’t tried it, but you can definitely make mini muffins. I would start with 20 minutes and check every 5 minutes after that to see if they are done (when an inserted toothpick comes out clean and the top springs back).
Jessica L
0Can you replace the coconut flour with almond flour?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Jessica, No, sorry, unfortunately they are not interchangeable.
Elaina
0Is there anything that could be used in place of the coconut flour? I have an allergy to coconuts.
Wholesome Yum
0Hi Elaina, unfortunately there aren’t many suitable substitutes. If you need a bread recipe without coconut flour, try this one.
Tatyana
0Made this today and turned out soooo delicious! I don’t have a hand mixer so I just used a spatula and my immersion blender for the liquid stuff. Don’t laugh lol it worked! It’s so good that I ate almost half of the loaf at one sitting. Oops! Love the cinnamon in it a lot. Yum!!!
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0I am so happy that it worked, Tatyana! And that you liked it 🙂
Felicia
0Hi, I used the xanthum gum and did not add the nuts (i do not like them). I have not had bread in a month in a half, but this was the best thing ever! I had enough macros to make it 8 big thick slices! The texture was perfect and buttery and felt like real banana bread. I will be trying all kinds of flavoring because I know I will be making a loaf at least every other week!
Oh yes, I feel like I need you to turn this into regular bread. I could slice it thinner for sandwiches. I think it just needs maybe honey flavor instead of banana and less butter (so it doesn’t have butter aftertaste) ? Not sure, I just know you can do it! Thanks!
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0I love to hear that, Felicia! Have a great day!
Sarah
0I LOOOOOVED this recipe. I added lily’s chocolate chips and used pecans instead of walnuts. Also I added some allspice with the cinnamon.
One thing—maybe my oven gets too hot— but it was perfect at 40 minutes. Started to burn on the edges a tiny bit. So I would def check at 35-40.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Thank you, Sarah! I’m so glad you liked it. Those add-ins sound yummy. Oven time can vary a bit depending on your oven and even the pan you use, so definitely a good idea to check on it.
Heather
0This turned out so delicious – I did use xanthan gum and the texture was excellent and held together beautifully. It was so tempting, I had to put some in the freezer so I wouldn’t eat it all. It freezes nicely. I ordered banana extract just for this recipe and I’m so glad I did. Thank you!
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0I am so happy you liked it, Heather! Have a great day!
Paola
0Instead of banana extract, i added 3 mashed bananas and cooked it for 35 minutes. It came out delicious.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Thanks for sharing, Paola. It’s not low carb with the bananas, but would still be paleo.
Kelly
0I’ve made 2 variations on this people may be interested in.
The first was lemon/blueberry bread. I used 2 tsp lemon extract and a bag of Trader Joes unsweetened freeze dried blueberries. I didn’t use cinnamon or nuts, but everything else was the same. This adds 1-2g carbs per slice depending on the size of the slice.
The second was lemon poppyseed muffins. I used 1 tbsp lemon flavoring (2 tsp lemon extract would also work) and 1 tbsp poppy seeds. I didn’t use cinnamon or nuts, but everything else was the same. I baked for 25 minutes and left in the pan until cool. Made 12 regular-sized muffins. These actually hold together way better than the loaf.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Thanks, Kelly! Those variations sound delicious!
Suzanne D.
01/2 tsp of xantham gum is not enough to bind this bread. I bake GF all the time and for the quantity of ingredients, I would add at last 2 tsp of guar gum or xantham gum, and 1 tsp of ACV (vinegar helps to digest nuts).
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Thank you for the recommendation, Suzanne. I try to avoid gums when I can, and thought it was fine without even if a little more crumbly. Good to know about the ACV!
Tresa Lovejoy
0This sounds great, I look forward to trying it. I see the serving size is 1 slice. How many slices do you get per loaf?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Thank you, Tresa! Using a 9×5″ loaf pan, the recipe makes 12 slices, each 3/4″ thick.
Tracie Fisher
0Will definitely try. Thank you.
Tracie Fisher
0Thoughts on doing as a mug cup?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Great idea, Tracie! I haven’t tried this as a mug cake, but I’m almost certain it would work. I recommend entering “3” for the number of servings on the recipe card and it will adjust the ingredient amounts accordingly. (Use 1 tablespoon for anything that says 1/16 cup.) The reason I say 3 is because the measurements come out weird (hard to measure) if you enter 1 or 2. You may need two mugs for the 3 servings of mug cake, or you could even use three if you don’t mind them not being all the way full. I would microwave for a minute to start, then check and add more time in 15 second increments as needed until the mug cake is firm. Let me know how it goes!
Melissia Wagner
0finally made this today! really tastes a lot like the full of carbs banana bread recipe I used to love to make. I did add a little extra sweetener and baked it for 50 minutes and it turned out fantastic! Even my super picky 6-year-old loved it and she claims to dislike my low-carb foods lol.
Adrienne Edwards
0Fantastic! This was my 2nd try at making a low carb bread item. 1st was biscuits which were good.
I used 2 bananas on this recipe and 1/4 cup of zing baking blend. No other changes. I must say it tastes better than my usual go to banana bread recipe from the Joy Of Cooking book! Definitely has me excited to try other low carb recipes while I’m restricted by gestational diabetes.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Thank you, Adrienne! I’m so glad to hear you liked both recipes.
Justmy2cents
0What’s the point of low carb bread when you’re adding bananas? Bananas are not good for keto.
SJ
0She didn’t say she was Keto, she has gestational diabetes which requires a reduction of sugar intake but actually bananas are good for diabetics. So, don’t be mean.
Vanessa
0Did you even read the recipe? She didn’t add bananas… She added banana ‘extract’.
Gigi
0Delicious! Made it with Swerve. I cooked it about 50 minutes.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Thank you, Gigi!
Leesa Woodbery
0So the swerve (or monkfruit in my case) will work the same?? How much did you add? Is it one for one “?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Leesa, Use the sweetener conversion calculator here to find out how much to use if you use a different sweetener from the original recipe.
Nicole
0I made this tonight and mine turned out dry and bland. I felt it needed more butter and sugar substitute. I sliced it and poured on some sugar-free maple syrup and whip cream…wow! It tasted like banana french toast!!! So good.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Nicole, Sorry to hear that it turned out dry for you. Most likely the cause is too much time in the oven, so you could try reducing the baking time if you make it again. Either way, topping with sugar-free maple syrup and whipped cream sounds absolutely delicious!
GG
0You can get banana extract at the grocery store… Walmart, Kroger, etc.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Yes, some stores carry banana extract too, but I haven’t seen it at the stores in my area. The ones in stores that I’ve seen are an “imitation extract” using artificial flavors, which are not as good as the real thing. I really like the quality of the kind I buy online. But if you can find it in stores, that’s even easier!
megunprocessed
0That looks fantastic! Great idea on that secret ingredient.
Dita MacDonald
0Approximately how many slices do you get please?? This looks scrumptious.
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Hi Dita, This yields about 12 3/4″-thick slices. You could get more or less if you cut thicker or thinner.
Lane & Holly @ With Two Spoons
0This looks so good! Great way to start the day!
Rachel@{i love} my disorganized life
0Oh wow – never thought to use extract! I bet it tastes amazing!
thatskinnychickcanbake
0Such a terrific idea!!! This is one scrumptious looking loaf!!!
Sarah
0I love banana bread! With a steaming cup of coffee, that sounds like the perfect way to start the day! Thank you for the awesome recipe!
Georgina
0Oh this looks VERY good!
STACEY CRAWFORD
0So cool to make banana bread low carb! Where did you get banana extract? Online?
Maya | Wholesome Yum
0Yes, you can get banana extract here. 🙂
Katrin
0What a great idea to use extracts. Your banana bread looks delicious. I like the look of the walnuts on top!