
The Story Behind Toffee Banana Bread
I had my sister-in-law and her family over for dinner a few days ago. Actually, she invited herself over with her yummy taco meat and I provided the sides. It was a great feast. While we were getting everything ready, we started talking about an assortment of things.
We went from a spiritual conversation, to recent annoyances we had encountered, to banana bread. She had spied my extremely ripe bananas on the counter. I assured her that I was planning on making banana bread but was waiting for some inspiration to hit so I wasn’t making my go-to Healthy Banana Bread with Yogurt. While I do love that recipe, I was really wanted to try something different.
About a month ago when we were over at their house, I surprised her husband with a Toffee Banana cookie. He absolutely loves banana and toffee together, and the cookies were no different. However, while my sister-in-law and I were talking, she suggested that I put white chocolate chips in the banana bread. Supposedly that is what her grandmother used to do. I’m not a huge white chocolate chip fan, so that didn’t sound that great to me.
However, when she suggested that I put Heath bits in the bread, I knew that was the inspiration I had been waiting on. The toffee bits create a nice caramel taste and great chewy texture. This is a step up from a typical banana bread, but still extremely tasty.






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