Chocolate Covered Banana Bites

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Chocolate Covered Banana Bites recipe by Barefeet In The Kitchen
These Chocolate Covered Banana Bites are ridiculously delicious for something so over the top simple, with just a slight hint of coconut flavor and then rich chocolate alongside a bite of frozen banana.

I was never a fan of chocolate-covered bananas before trying them this way. But now, I’m a convert.

Do you remember when all the grocery stores sold kits for chocolate covered bananas? I would see that every time I bought bananas and I have never understood the attraction. The whole huge frozen banana just didn’t sound that appealing.

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These little bites of chocolate-covered banana? Oh. My. Word. I am so very glad that my children saw me making them, because I probably would have eaten them all by myself if they hadn’t been standing practically on top of me waiting to taste them.

If bananas still aren’t your thing, check out the Chocolate Covered Kiwi Popsicles that we made last year.

Chocolate Covered Banana Bites recipe by Barefeet In The Kitchen

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Chocolate Covered Banana Bites

Ingredients 

  • 2 small bananas
  • 1/4 cup semi sweet or dark chocolate chips
  • 1 tablespoon coconut oil use a refined coconut oil if you do not wish to have any coconut flavor

Instructions

  • Slice the bananas into 1/2" thick rounds and place them flat and untouching on a paper plate or a parchment lined baking tray. Set the bananas in the freezer and freeze for at least 2 hours.
  • Place the chocolate chips and the coconut oil in a small glass cup or bowl. Microwave at 50% power for 60 seconds, stir and microwave at 50% power for an additional 30-60 seconds just until the chocolate can be stirred. Stir for a minute or so, until the mixture is smooth. Line a small section of the counter or a baking tray with parchment paper or wax paper.
  • Remove the bananas from the freezer and gently pierce them one at a time with a toothpick and dip them into the melted chocolate. Turn slowly to allow the excess to drizzle off and then place on reserved parchment paper. The chocolate will already be almost set. You can skip the toothpicks and simply drop the banana pieces one at a time into the chocolate and use two forks to lift them out and allow the excess to drip off of the pieces. Set the coated pieces onto the parchment paper.
  • Eat immediately or place back into the freezer until ready to eat. I loved the bites straight from the freezer with the frozen banana inside. My kids loved them both straight from the freezer and after a few minutes on the counter when the banana had softened a bit. Enjoy!
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Mary Younkin

Hi, I’m Mary. I’m the author, cook, photographer, and travel lover behind the scenes here at Barefeet In The Kitchen. I'm also the author of three cookbooks dedicated to making cooking from scratch as simple as possible.

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  1. Jeff Rasmuss says

    Sadly enough, I have never had a frozen banana, covered in chocolate or not! My grocery store was slacking the day those were big! So I'll have to give yours a shot, they look delicious!

  2. Monet says

    Using coconut oil is such a good idea! What a great and easy way to add more flavor. Rolling the chocolate in coconut would be delicious too. Thank you for sharing!

  3. Vicki Bensinger says

    I grew up eating chocolate bananas and have loved them for as long as I can remember. These little bites though are a brilliant idea. Sometimes you just couldn't finish the entire banana and then the exposed part would get brown. I can't wait to try these. Why do you use the coconut oil? I've never made mine with that. Just curious.

    • Mary says

      Hi Vicki,
      Coconut oil is solid at 72 degrees and liquid at temperatures above that. By using it in combination with the frozen banana, it helped harden the chocolate coating onto the fruit almost as quickly as I could dip them. Adding a bit of oil also makes the melted chocolate smoother and it makes the coating just a bit thinner as well. I hope that helps!
      Mary

  4. Athena @ Lifes Abundant Adventures says

    These look delicious! I'll try these the next time I have bananas left over. My kids get to them so fast, I have a hard time keeping them in the house very long.

    Also, the farmer's market at Park West (101 & Northern) starts this Saturday and this season, it's going to be every Saturday until May! I really like this market because of the variety, my hubby likes it because afterwards, he gets to go to Grimaldi's Pizza for lunch. 😉

  5. Parisa Zahedi says

    Thank you for the great recipe .It is so yummy and easy to make. I just have a small problem with serving it specially in parties. We cannot eat them immediately after removing from freezer, because it is too tough and cold while after 3 or4 minutes it starts to melt which is not easy to serve. Do you have any suggestion for this problem?

  6. Anonymous says

    Thank You sooo much for this easy wonderful recipe! I'm throwing my daughter a monkey themed first birthday party and I really wanted a delicious treat to tie in with the theme! Like Monet said, I'm also going to roll some in coconut! Yay! Thank You for sharing! =)

    • Mary says

      I keep them in an airtight container or a ziploc bag in the freezer. We usually eat them within a day or two, but I don't see any reason why they wouldn't be fine for several weeks in the freezer. Enjoy!

  7. Ethel says

    I made these, and they are yummy! I had some left over melted chocolate from candy making and decided not to waste it.

  8. Carolyn Wallace says

    A couple tips that will make these easier to make:

    1) Put the toothpicks into the banana slices before freezing them. Once the banana pieces are frozen, adding the toothpicks to them cause the banana slices to split apart.

    2) It may not be necessary to heat the chocolate and coconut oil a second time. I found when I did, the chocolate became overcooked and too think.