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Banana Bread (Paleo, Grain Free, Gluten Free)

23 May, 2013 by Slim Palate 313 Comments

Paleo Banana Bread from Slim Palate

There comes a time when you buy bananas and then leave them to sit in the fruit basket until you notice that the object that was once yellow is now a heavily spotted mess. For me, this is an every time event. It can be quite the predicament at first thought because I don’t really know anyone that could eat a banana that utterly goopy and enjoy it. You would have to pretend that it’s just an incredibly sweet and banana-ey tasting plate of cauliflower mash.

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Gross, and that will that never ever happen. I don’t suggest imagining it either. Although at this point I suppose it’s inevitable that you would imagine it because I keep bringing it up. I’ll stop with my incessant ripe banana escapade talk and move on to the plus side of this. The plus side is that there is a specific law set in place for those who do things like letting there bananas sit there to get ot the point of mushy ripening. That law would be that you are required to make banana bread at that point.

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See you don’t even have to make the decision to make it because it’s required. Have you got really ripe bananas? Great now make banana bread and be a happy camper. All joking aside though I really am quite happy with the way this banana bread turned out. In the words of my mother “oh my god this tastes like actual banana bread…” Well of course it does, that was the idea mom.

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I don’t want to sound snooty and would like to say that this may just be the best Paleo Banana bread out there, but I’m not certain it would be right to say that. Especially seeing as I haven’t tried any of the other grain free or Paleo banana breads on the internet. But believe me when I say this is incredibly delicious, it’s one of the most moist, tender and satisfying baked goods I’ve ever had the pleasure to pull out of the oven.

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I brought a loaf to school to share with my friends at lunch (which they all raved about and had no idea that it was Paleo banana bread that they were eating) but the people who didn’t get any but were in the classes before lunch were searching around the room trying to figure out where the scent was aerating from. Several people actually started to become frustrated wondering and asking why it smelled so good and where it was coming from. Being the sneak I am I only smirked and let them be confused. It was quite odd though, I’ve never seen people get so frustrated over a good smell because they couldn’t locate where it was coming from.

Maybe it was because they knew they weren’t getting any. I think I’ll have to bake up some more and bring it to those classes another day so they can at least taste it after having to endure that torture. Just try not to do what I did and share it with the people who might start to look around to figure out where that wonderful aroma is coming from or else you might have an outbreak of mass panic.

Quite possibly the best Paleo Banana Bread by Slim Palate

4.8 from 99 reviews
Banana Bread (Paleo, Grain Free, Gluten Free)
 
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Prep time
5 mins
Cook time
45 mins
Total time
50 mins
 
Serves: 10-17
Ingredients
  • ½ cup coconut flour
  • ½ cup almond flour
  • 1 cup very ripe banana mashed well with a fork (2-3 medium bananas)
  • ½ cup butter melted + extra butter unmelted for greasing (preferably grass-fed or you could sub with coconut oil but it's way better with butter)
  • ¼ cup cacao nibs
  • ½ teaspoon cinnamon
  • ¾ teaspoon baking soda
  • ¼ teaspoon no additive liquid stevia or ¼ cup honey (can increase honey all the way up to ⅓ cup of honey or ½ teaspoon of liquid stevia but I wouldn't recommend going above ⅓ cup of honey or ½ teaspoon liquid stevia in terms of sweetness. In fact I actually prefer to stick to about ¼ cup of honey if you go to ⅓ cup you want to make sure you use the coconut flour I linked to above because it seems to be more absorbent otherwise just add a couple more teaspoons of coconut flour if it's too runny)
  • 4 eggs
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
  • pinch of salt
Instructions
  1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and grease a 8.5 x 4.5 loaf pan with butter and place a cut bit of parchment paper that fits in the bottom of the loaf pan inside it flat on the bottom.
  2. In a medium sized bowl combine the coconut flour, almond flour, cinnamon, baking soda, cacao nibs, and pinch of salt and mix with a fork to reduce any clumps until thoroughly combined.
  3. In a small bowl add eggs, vanilla extract, stevia or honey and whisk then add mashed banana to the egg mixture and whisk more until well combined.
  4. Pour the liquid ingredients into the dry and stir with a spoon until thoroughly combined then add melted butter and continue stirring until well incorporated.
  5. Spoon all of the bater in your greased loaf pan and spread it out evenly with a scraper and shape it in any way you want (specifically in the shape of a loaf so that it rises like that)
  6. Place in the oven for 40-45 minutes or until the center is pierced with a toothpick and the toothpick comes out clean.
  7. Pull out of the oven and let it cool slightly (only for a minute or so) then carefully run a knife along the edges to make sure nothing is sticking and cautiously invert it onto your hand or a wire rack and flip it so the bottom is laying flat on the wire rack and let it cool for 20-30 minutes. (if you can wait that long)
Notes
Update: for those of you who have had runny batter I believe it has to do with the brand of coconut flour, I think that Bobs Red Mill Organic Coconut Flour is slightly more absorbent than some of the other brands. This is amazing sliced and toasted with butter in a pan. Just turn a pan to medium heat and add a butter pat to the pan and let it melt slightly then add the bread and swirl it around on both sides until it's toasted to your liking. Crisy-edged, warm and buttery goodness.
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Comments

  1. Monique says

    23 May, 2013 at 6:24 am

    OMG! You come up with the most amazing stuff! Haven’t tried it yet, but it looks soooo good!

    Thank you for sharing!

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    • Cheryl says

      2 April, 2014 at 7:50 pm

      ok, just added 15 minutes to the muffins. smell great. are you going to post this? hope not. Just went on Amazon and bought the cookbook! listened to your story. awesome. added your site to my favorites. thanks soo much.

      Reply
    • Janet says

      26 June, 2014 at 8:30 pm

      Made this recipe today. I have been searching for a gluten free bread for a long time and this one is by far the best one on the internet. My husband asked me what that wonderful aroma was while it was baking. It turned out perfect. The mixture was slightly runny, but when it came out of the oven, (and I did wait 30 minutes before cutting), it sliced up just like your photo. And the taste….awesome. This is going in my favorites recipe book. Thank you for much. I am so excited to try another recipe!!!

      Reply
    • sherrie says

      25 October, 2015 at 2:17 pm

      Super delicious! Didn’t have the cacao nibs on hand so added organic raisons and flaked coconut instead. Came out perfect!
      Thank you for this great recipe!

      Reply
      • Michelle Rafferty says

        17 August, 2017 at 5:47 pm

        What is cacao nibs? As I really want to try and make this

        Reply
        • Slim Palate says

          16 September, 2017 at 2:21 pm

          Cacao nibs are unrefine bits of the cacao plant. You can buy them at some local grocery stores or whole foods or Trader Joes.

          Reply
  2. Jessica says

    23 May, 2013 at 6:51 am

    Sounds like a great recipe-I’ll have to give it a try. You should try banana ice cream with your brown bananas sometime!

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    • Slim Palate says

      23 May, 2013 at 8:25 pm

      I’ve heard of the banana ice cream, that is next on the list.

      Reply
      • Joan says

        11 March, 2014 at 12:14 am

        When you try that banana “ice cream” be sure to try the chocolate version by adding some cocoa powder, a very little honey (depending upon the sweetness of your bananas) and the trick ingredient….a tsp or 2 of peanut butter (you won’t even taste it, but it ads that smoothness like butter fat does to ice cream). This is sooo good that I never miss that nasty old ice cream. And my husband even likes it.

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        • Francine says

          28 September, 2014 at 9:15 am

          This sounds great. I never have time for baking so I asked my mom if I bought all the ingredients for banana bread would she make it for me (I’m the only paleo person in my family), she said yes so I started looking. Making a list now and hoping to have some wonderful banana bread soon. Banana ice cream is AMAZING, I am strict paleo so I use almond butter instead of peanut butter. Thanks for all your work, I purchased your book and can’t wait to start trying some of your other recipes.

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        • Michelle Rafferty says

          17 August, 2017 at 5:48 pm

          Where can I gatake the banana ice cream recipe?

          Reply
  3. Elyse says

    23 May, 2013 at 8:06 am

    This sounds wonderful. I’m going to try it as soon as the bananas that are sitting on my counter get past the stage where anyone in my family will eat them!
    You have such a talent of styling the food you make. All of your photos are beautiful!

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  4. Courtney Stokes says

    23 May, 2013 at 10:06 am

    This looks fantastic! I can’t wait to have over ripe bananas haha 😉

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  5. Janet says

    23 May, 2013 at 2:26 pm

    I am going to let my bananas turn brown/black on purpose 🙂 This bread looks delicious! Thanks for the recipe!

    Have a blessed evening!

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    • Slim Palate says

      23 May, 2013 at 8:26 pm

      You’re letting your bananas brown on purpose? You rebel you ;). Let me know how it goes.

      Reply
      • Jen Reissman says

        16 June, 2014 at 9:33 pm

        Hi Josh. What are you supposed to do with the 1/2 c melted butter? You don’t call for it in the directions

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        • Slim Palate says

          18 June, 2014 at 9:37 am

          It actually is in the directions you mix it in last.

          Reply
  6. Kristen@Change of Pace says

    24 May, 2013 at 4:12 am

    I love that you added cocao nibs instead of chocolate chips. So many paleo baked goods are loaded with unnecessary sugars. This is healthy and looks delicious!

    Reply
  7. Ana Fernandez says

    27 May, 2013 at 8:47 am

    Oh my God! It looks great! And the recipe is super easy. Banana Bread here I go!

    Reply
  8. Looking FANCY says

    27 May, 2013 at 9:17 am

    Hey, i’ve never done banana bread yet…. it looks tasty though 😀

    Reply
  9. Stephanie says

    27 May, 2013 at 11:59 am

    Looks amazing! What could I substitute for the almond and coconut flour when making this for a nut/seed free friend?

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    • Slim Palate says

      27 May, 2013 at 12:29 pm

      Well, the only other flour substitutes that I can think of that would be similar for this and not be coconut flour or almond flour would be sunflower seed flour and flaxseed flour but you said they were nut and seed free so I suppose that won’t work. I’m afraid I don’t have any substitutions but I’m pretty sure coconut isn’t actually a nut or seed it’s actually a drupe so you may be able to just sub all coconut flour minus the almond flour. Coconut flour is fairly absorbent and you could probably do this without the almond flour at all but just to be safe I’d just add 1 more tablespoon of coconut flour and that should be just fine. I only added the almond flour for a specific texture and taste in the final product and batter consistency. I still recommend doing it with almond flour and coconut but If you’re friend can’t have nuts or seeds then I would just sub all coconut flour the way I described earlier.

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    • Kim says

      15 July, 2013 at 8:20 pm

      I just made this and I used bob’s red mill biscuit and baking mix instead of the almond flour. ( it is made with rice flour and garbanzo bean flour. It turned out very good. I just used a little less baking soda than the recipe said since the baking mix has it in there. I still used coconut flour too, though.

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  10. April says

    27 May, 2013 at 3:04 pm

    This is a delicious banana bread! I really love it- the texture is much better than other paleo banana bread recipes I’ve tried. However, my New-York living sweet treat indulging older sister thought it had no sweet taste whatsoever. -_- Well, more for me, I think it is plenty sweet! Besides, it’s banana bread, not banana cake. Thanks for the great recipe!

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    • Slim Palate says

      27 May, 2013 at 3:15 pm

      Hey April, so happy you like the banana bread. This banana bread can be made sweeter if you like and you can bump it up to 1/2 cup of honey if you want it sweeter, but in my opinion the bananas add plenty of sweetness to it and it doesn’t need much more. I think your older sister might be a sugar fiend, but she’s still your sister and you have no choice but to love her ;P. Also I agree with your philosophy, more for you!

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  11. Ally's Sweet & Savory Eats says

    27 May, 2013 at 3:21 pm

    Love this!!!

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  12. Rebekah says

    27 May, 2013 at 7:52 pm

    I made this recipe for my parents who are just starting to be interested in Paleo and they both loved it. Better yet, my mom brought it to a family function and they all loved it too. So congrats on creating a Paleo bread recipe that is popular with non-paleo people! Though I did use dark chocolate chips instead of cocoa nibs because that’s what I had in my house, but I cut back on the honey to about an 1/8th of of a cup. I’ve made other Paleo banana bread recipes, and this one was much more fluffy and moist. I will definitely be making this again!

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  13. Kristin says

    28 May, 2013 at 5:26 pm

    Hello! I found your website through Corner Table’s facebook page. Thanks for this awesome recipe! I made it tonight and it is delicious!! Where do you find grass fed butter in Houston?

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    • Slim Palate says

      29 May, 2013 at 5:25 pm

      Hi Kristin, I’m so glad you liked the banana bread. You can either get it locally from a local farmer which I recommend or if you can’t find one then there is a really great brand that I like to use called Kerrygold. They are a really great company with very high standards and their regular salted butter is great and 100 percent grass fed from cows in Ireland.

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      • Lisa says

        12 November, 2013 at 1:59 pm

        Kerrygold is no-longer 100% grass-fed. It’s still a great butter, in my opinion, and primarily grass-fed. Anchor butter is 100% grass-fed and Organic Valley has a 100% grass-fed line.

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        • Slim Palate says

          12 November, 2013 at 8:08 pm

          I know that now.That reply is dated. I was not aware of that when I replied to her comment.

          Reply
          • Maria Fajardo says

            8 December, 2014 at 5:15 pm

            Where can you find that “Anchor” butter?? Also at Whole Foods?? (I am also in Houston.)

  14. Amanda says

    29 May, 2013 at 12:10 pm

    I just made this. I could not find cacoa nibs and I was out so I used some mini chocolate chips. I also did not want to use up all my raw honey so I used half honey and half coconut sugar.

    My oven is a big dumb stupid head and never bakes right. I ended up burning the bottom of the bread. It still tastes ok. It is really not sweet at all though. This is good but if your family is used to sweeter banana bread they might not care for this.

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    • Slim Palate says

      29 May, 2013 at 5:22 pm

      It’s very likely it burned because of the coconut sugar, whenever you use liquid things to add sweetness like honey or stevia the baking times can change for that. In terms of sweetness I’m sorry that it wasn’t sweet enough, I feel like they are sweet enough because the bananas add some sweetness and honey and stevia are supposed to be sweeter than most sugars including coconut sugar. You can up the honey up to 1/2 cup and there shouldn’t be any problems but I wouldn’t recommend going above 1/3 of a cup in terms of sweetness.

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  15. Beth says

    31 May, 2013 at 7:15 am

    Hi – I’ve been looking for a good bread recipe and this sounds and looks perfect. I am allergic to nuts and dairy, however, Can I use a full cup of coconut flour instead?

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    • Slim Palate says

      1 June, 2013 at 9:43 am

      No, don’t use a full cup of coconut flour. You can most likely skip the almond flour IF your allergic to nuts because the coconut flour is really absorbent. Really the almond flour is just there for consistency, so the final product will not be the same. You could grind up sunflower seeds into a flour and mix that into the batter and you might still get the consistency without the use of nuts (I would only recommend this to those who are allergic to nuts though). Good luck, and let me know how it goes!

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  16. melanie says

    3 June, 2013 at 11:20 am

    Can’t wait to try this….heard you were going to do banana ice cream next – I make an awesome soft serve in my vita-mix that the kids LOVE…..frozen banana pieces, 1 can organic coconut milk, bit of vanilla….that’s it! We have done it with blueberries and strawberries as well. With the banana it tastes just like vanilla soft-serve :o)

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  17. FeelDivineFood says

    4 June, 2013 at 6:48 pm

    I don’t normally make banana bread but was inspired by overripe bananas at the store and this recipe. I didn’t have cinnamon so used nutmeg instead and substituted the coconut oil for the butter. It’s so good!!! Thanks for sharing!!

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  18. Laura Oliva says

    7 June, 2013 at 4:42 pm

    This sounds totally amazing! Stumbled across your blog by accident, and now I’m super glad I did. Thank you!

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  19. Kristin W. says

    10 June, 2013 at 10:35 am

    Made this for breakfast yesterday morning and my family ate the entire loaf. Excellent recipe, great job!

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  20. Meghan says

    10 June, 2013 at 7:13 pm

    Made this evening and my boys gobbled it up! Excellent recipe–will become part of our repertoire.

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  21. Kim says

    11 June, 2013 at 6:37 am

    This is the best paleo banana bread I have found and it hasn’t been for lack of trying. I have made at least 6 attempts with other paleo recipes and this is by far the best one – THANK YOU JOSH!! I saw your post on nom nom paleo and tracked over and saw the banana bread recipe and had to try! The only modification I made was to add walnuts. This is definitely a recipe to print and keep! Me so happy!

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    • Mary says

      10 December, 2013 at 6:49 am

      Glad to hear you added walnuts and nothing was compromised. I’m making this today and want to add them.

      Reply
  22. Kathy says

    12 June, 2013 at 10:50 am

    Thank you for the recipe, the taste was great. My dough appeared much more wet/liquid then pictured in your blog. I tried to add a bit more flours at the end. I usually measure by weight, coconut and almond flour can be finicky when measuring. Next time, I will add more of the flours. Gluten free flours can be compacted and have more variable to them if not done by weight. We will try this recipe again, and this time, just scoop the flours.
    Thanks again, I think what you are doing is amazing, good for you. Keep the recipes coming.

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  23. Salina says

    16 June, 2013 at 2:21 am

    Hi Josh,
    Thanks for posting such a great recipe. I was just wondering, you mention half a cup of butter in the ingredient list, but I can’t find in the method what I’m supposed to do with it..
    Seeing as I’m half way through, I’m just gonna add it in and hope for the best.

    Keep up the great cooking, you truly are an inspiration!

    Thanks,
    Salina

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  24. Caro says

    16 June, 2013 at 7:39 pm

    I just baked this and it turned out great! Thanks for posting the recipe… so far my paleo bread efforts have been pretty average as I usually bake with just almond meal and the bread comes out mushy and crumbly 🙁 this time it’s turned out perfect with the coconut flour! Very delicious 🙂 It is definitely sweet enough too.

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  25. Laura says

    17 June, 2013 at 4:46 pm

    It is a bit moist in middle- but what I’d expect from a Paleo baked banana bread. Overall, it is delicious! I will definitely make it again! Thanks for the amazing recipe!

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    • Slim Palate says

      17 June, 2013 at 5:17 pm

      Well if it’s too moist, then you didn’t bake it long enough. Everyones oven works differently if you can insert a toothpick and it comes out dry when you think it’s done then it’s done. Otherwise leave it in the oven.

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      • Anne-marie says

        3 March, 2014 at 9:27 pm

        Hahaaa…I agree as I had to cook my still VERY moist banana nut loaf for over 1.5 hrs when the original recipe called for your typical 1 hr… The darn thing just didn’t want to dry up… But I ended up removing it from the cooling oven after I came back from running errands and even though still ‘wet’ , it tasted awesome… I was looking for a recipe that called for coconut flour as I thought that might improve on the absorption capability and came across your recipe…sounds perfect! Will give it a try just the way you have it! And also sub with oat flour and see what happens!

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  26. Becky says

    19 June, 2013 at 8:03 am

    Josh, this is an awesome recipe! I had my doubts, but this was seriously the best banana bread I’ve made since being gluten free. I’m going to serve it at a family reunion and see if all the sugar/gluten eating people can tell the difference. Also, thanks for your amazing blog and the inspiration you are. I have two teenage boys and I showed them your story and they were very impressed with what you have done and are doing.

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  27. Sara says

    19 June, 2013 at 7:19 pm

    I just made this in a double batch. I used 1 cup of coconut flour, I didn’t have almond flour. I also used honey instead and because I didn’t have cacao nibs on hand I used pecans. It came out VERY good!!! Wonderful recipe!!!

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    • Jennie says

      14 December, 2013 at 9:25 am

      Sara – I’m so glad to see that you subbed pecans for the cacao nibs and it came out so good! I’m just not a huge fan of chocolate in baked things except for chocolate chip cookies. Can’t wait to try it!

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  28. Diane says

    21 June, 2013 at 5:34 pm

    WOW. wow. it was SOOOOOOO GOOD.

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  29. Diane says

    26 June, 2013 at 7:07 pm

    Josh, do you think this recipe would work cooked as pancakes? I have yet to find satisfying paleo pancakes; this bread has the perfect texture. I only eat pancakes occasionally, so I’m not worried about the honey or anything like that. I think it will work! if I try it, I’ll report back.

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    • Ailie says

      22 July, 2013 at 9:11 pm

      This is my absolute FAVORITE paleo pancake recipe. I have tried countless others but this one just beats them all. My wife is a pancake aficionado of sorts and I had to meet this challange in my efforts to convert her. So here it is- http://wellnessmama.com/2354/fast-coconut-flour-pancakes/ x

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  30. Leah says

    27 June, 2013 at 1:24 pm

    Any tips on how long/hot to cook if I make as muffins? TY! 🙂

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    • Slim Palate says

      27 June, 2013 at 2:11 pm

      Hey Leah, I haven’t tried making these into muffins but I’d imagine you would probably cut the baking time in half or so. My guess would be 15-20 mins. After 15 mins check and see how they’re doing and check them by inserting a toothpick in the center of one and if it comes out clean they’re done. Good luck.

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      • Clea says

        18 August, 2013 at 3:21 am

        I made this recipe as muffins and 25 minutes was about right 🙂

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  31. Allison S. says

    28 June, 2013 at 8:48 am

    WOW! I have tried several recipes for Paleo breads, and this most closely resembles the real thing. It is so fantastic! This recipe is a keeper!

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  32. Jen says

    29 June, 2013 at 8:07 pm

    This might sound stupid but do the cacao nibs melt? I have put them in cookie dough before and they didn’t melt so the cookies were crunchy.

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    • Slim Palate says

      30 June, 2013 at 8:26 pm

      No they do not melt. The idea is that they are crunchy, they’re a lot like little crunchy espresso tasting bits. I love them in there.

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  33. Christine says

    1 July, 2013 at 10:36 am

    Made this recipe yesterday – used raw honey, but completely forgot to add the butter. I was able to salvage about half the loaf. It was not bad, my kids loved it thanks to the nibs. Will definitely have this as one of my go to recipes, but with the butter next time.

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    • Slim Palate says

      1 July, 2013 at 8:42 pm

      Oh no! Definitely try it with the butter, it’s one of the attributes that helps hold it together. Not to mention it’s an awesome flavor enhancer. The magic of grass fed butter!

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      • Christine says

        12 July, 2013 at 11:24 am

        Made it again today WITH butter. Amazing! My husband came into the bathroom, mouth still full of bread, and said, “You crushed it with this banana bread.” High praise from a picky man.

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  34. Kat says

    2 July, 2013 at 1:37 pm

    I love your tip about throwing it in a pan with some butter until lovely and crisp! I’m definitely going to give your recipe a try!

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  35. Diane says

    2 July, 2013 at 5:32 pm

    well, I haven’t tried to make pancakes from this recipe… yet. however, I did make some delicious pumpkin bread, using 1 cup of canned, plain pumpkin puree (freshly baked pumpkin would be even better, I’m sure!). I used 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger, 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg and a dash of ground cloves (to approximate pumpkin pie spice) and added ~1/2 cup of Enjoy Life dark chocolate chips instead of the cacao nibs — everything else remained the same. and it came out great! next time I make it with pumpkin, I think I’ll use orange zest instead of spices and add fresh cranberries instead of chocolate chips or cacao nibs — that sounds like a perfect Thanksgiving/holiday bread. it’s really a great recipe; SO much better than other paleo quick breads I’ve tried. thanks again!

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  36. Julie says

    2 July, 2013 at 7:17 pm

    I made this yesterday and it tastes amazing! Since I didn’t have all of the ingredients I made a couple of changes – I used almond butter (Artisana raw organic) instead of almond flour (same quantity), i used a full teaspoon of cinnamon and baking powder, I added 1/4 cup of chopped walnuts. It needed longer cooking and is more cake than bread like but is SO delicious 🙂

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  37. healthy desserts says

    4 July, 2013 at 8:52 am

    Today, whether or not you have Celiac disease or perhaps you are steering clear
    of gluten for some other reasons, there are numerous gluten-free desserts that can address
    your appetite’s requirement for desserts. Yes, cinnamon rolls may be a thing of the past, but not all indulgences have to be put on the shelf. * Cooking sheets and surfaces are used exclusively for gluten free baking.

    Reply
  38. Jennifer says

    4 July, 2013 at 11:58 am

    Just tried this recipe for the first time and it is sooooo yummy! Thank you for sharing. Maybe this Paleo thing won’t be so bad after all!

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  39. Jes says

    5 July, 2013 at 2:08 pm

    Fantastic recipe! I opted for walnuts instead of cacao nibs and then made them into muffins. Took them out at 15 minutes and brushed some melted butter and crushed walnuts on top then put them back in the oven for another 25 minutes. They came out perfectly 🙂 I doubled the recipe and it made 24 muffins.

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  40. Jaimie says

    5 July, 2013 at 7:05 pm

    I made this today and i have to say, this is the only paleo bread I have ever liked, even my husband loved it and he hates when I make paleo desserts/breads. I have no idea what other people are talking about when they say it’s not sweet enough, it is PERFECT!

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    • Slim Palate says

      6 July, 2013 at 10:36 am

      Thank you for that Jaimie. Glad to know the sweetness is in the right spot.

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  41. Amber says

    6 July, 2013 at 3:54 pm

    My batter wasn’t as thick as the picture shows…maybe my eggs were larger? I added a couple tablespoons of coffee for extra flavor, subbed hazelnut and pecan flours for the almond, added walnuts, and cut out the cacao nibs. Very good recipe!

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  42. Beth says

    6 July, 2013 at 5:48 pm

    Really moist. I think it actually got better as the days went on. I used coconut oil and loved it. LOVED it! I think next time I’m going to use half coconut oil and half almond butter. YUM!!!! LOVE. I just toasted a slice and put dark chocolate coconut ice cream on top!

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  43. Melissa says

    7 July, 2013 at 8:25 am

    Not sure what I did wrong. I made the recipe as specified and after more than an hour of baking its still really really wet in the middle to the point of being in edible. It smelled soooo good baking.

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    • Slim Palate says

      7 July, 2013 at 6:21 pm

      I think it might be your oven. A lot of ovens are very different and you may need to up the temperature. I have had so much good feedback on this I don’t think it was the recipe to be honest.

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    • Diane says

      7 July, 2013 at 6:22 pm

      check your oven temperature to make sure it’s correct. I’ve made this many times now, and it’s always done in 40-45 minutes. good luck.

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      • Diane says

        7 July, 2013 at 6:23 pm

        whoops, jinx! but I’m pretty sure it has to be the temperature.

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  44. Melissa says

    7 July, 2013 at 6:57 pm

    Thanks, I ended up cooking it for almost double the time and was able to salvage it:). A bit browner than it should have been but it ended up tasting great:). Definitely going to make again. Next time I will up my oven temperature. Thanks again for the feedback.

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  45. Jo-Anne says

    8 July, 2013 at 11:09 pm

    Thank you so much for posting this delicious recipe. My loaf came out about 10 minutes ago and I’m enjoying a few too many slices with goat milk butter. I’m in love!

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  46. Caitlin says

    9 July, 2013 at 3:54 pm

    I also just made this and it turned out completely wet in the middle. I used coconut oil instead of butter as you said I could… Do you think that’s the reason it isn’t working? I cook a lot and never have problems with my oven temp. It smells delicious though!

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    • Slim Palate says

      10 July, 2013 at 8:46 am

      I really think it’s either your elevation or your oven has a problem to be honest. Typically I would assume it was the recipe but 95 percent of the people who have tried it on here including myself have made it with no problems at all. Are you using coconut flour and almond flour and not almond meal? How much honey did you use? I suggest 1/4 cup.

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      • Caitlin says

        10 July, 2013 at 9:23 am

        I am at normal elevation (I think.. Around 1200 ft not it the mountains or anything). I use honeyville fine grain blanched almond flour and I followed the instructions perfectly minus the coconut oil sub. I ended up baking it for about 25 more minutes and lowered it to 325 for that portion then let it sit for an hour and it turned out pretty good! Flavor is great!

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    • Rach says

      10 July, 2013 at 8:56 am

      I cook this at elevation and have to bake it longer than the recipe because of that, so I just cover it loosely with some foil once it has browned and continue to bake it until done.

      I also wonder what kind of almond flour you are using: I find using a coarser ground flour like Bob’s Red Mill does tend to be more wet as it doesn’t absorb the liquids as well as a finer ground flour. Hope that helps!

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  47. Rach says

    9 July, 2013 at 5:14 pm

    I’m making peach bread pudding with the leftovers of my last loaf right now!

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    • Slim Palate says

      10 July, 2013 at 8:47 am

      I saw it, it looks awesome and is totally genius, I’d love to see the recipe!

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      • Rach says

        10 July, 2013 at 8:56 am

        Thanks! I’ll write it up tonight / tomorrow, I think 🙂

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  48. Kelle says

    10 July, 2013 at 1:00 pm

    I made two loaves since I had 5 brown bananas, they came out nicely in 55, and my 7 year old says it is the best banana bread ever! High praise from my picky boy! Thanks for the great grain free recipe!

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  49. Jen Burke says

    10 July, 2013 at 8:25 pm

    This banana bread recipe turned out absolutely perfect! I used Enjoy Life chocolate chips and threw in a few dried cranberries. So moist and cooked up perfect at 4700 ft. Elevation 😉 thanks so much! I don’t think the loaf will last long. Huge hit with my husband and 11 year old son as well.

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    • Jen B says

      10 July, 2013 at 10:06 pm

      My 5 star rating didn’t show up 🙂

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  50. Trena says

    11 July, 2013 at 8:33 pm

    Just made this today but did carob chips instead of cacao. LOVED IT!!!! So easy and so yummy. Enjoying right now!
    PS My 4 and 6 year old watched it bake the whole time and scarfed it down 🙂

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  51. Tracy says

    15 July, 2013 at 12:26 pm

    Hi. I have egg allergy. Can I sub applesauce?

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    • Slim Palate says

      15 July, 2013 at 12:45 pm

      I haven’t tested it with applesauce but my thought would be no, sorry.

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      • Bertha says

        18 May, 2014 at 10:24 pm

        Maybe you could try 1 tablesppon of ground flax with 3 tbs of water. I use that when I run out of eggs.

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  52. Elizabeth says

    15 July, 2013 at 9:36 pm

    I love this recipe! I made this today with some black bananas and my husband (who is not grain free) even genuinely said it was REALLY good. I am really impressed!

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  53. Jax says

    16 July, 2013 at 7:41 pm

    This recipe makes my life currently. I subbed in coconut sugar, a smidge more flour because i’m at a high altitude and i threw in some fresh strawberries at the end so they’re strawberry banana … and i made muffins. and they are divine. like an angel landed in my mouth. thank you!! 🙂

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  54. Alice Walker says

    21 July, 2013 at 7:12 am

    What did I do wrong? I followed the directions and my batter was like soup! Not even pudding- soup! I didn’t have liquid stevia so I used 1/3 cup honey. Maybe the eggs were too big? (Large)

    On the plus side, the batter smelled great.

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  55. Jaclyn Leong says

    23 July, 2013 at 6:55 am

    Just made this !! It is so so good. First time baking with coconut flour.
    Definitely saving this recipe and making this again

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  56. Melissa says

    23 July, 2013 at 2:15 pm

    I searched out ‘paleo banana bread’ and it led me to your delicious recipe! Made this last night and it was fantastic! The texture was very similar to regular banana bread, which was great! The only sub i did was walnuts for cacao nibs as I didn’t have any on hand. So glad I found your blog — keep the recipes coming!

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  57. Emily says

    24 July, 2013 at 12:20 am

    Oh My Gosh, I just made this and it is the best thing in the world it is SO GOOD. I can’t stop eating it 🙂 Thank You so much for the recipe!

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  58. LISA says

    26 July, 2013 at 8:21 am

    BEST banana bread. ever. 🙂

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  59. Brittany Parr says

    26 July, 2013 at 9:12 am

    Just made this last night – fantastic!!! Best Paleo banana bread I’ve ever had and I’ve made a lot trying to get them right!
    Best part – even better in the morning (I sliced it up and stored it in the fridge last night) as banana bread French toast! This is my new banana bread recipe! Won’t be making another!

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    • Slim Palate says

      26 July, 2013 at 9:40 am

      I like the idea of that french toast. So glad you liked it!

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  60. gr8petdoc says

    26 July, 2013 at 10:37 am

    My “batter” was the consistency of soup!! SOUP!!

    I’m pretty sure the extra liquid came from the bananas because over a tablespoon of banana juice dropped into mixing bowl prior to the mashed banana solids. The ripeness stage of the fruit seems to be a HUGE variable which I have not seen discussed anywhere else in the comments. I followed the recipe-with the exception of mixing up a half portion-because I typically get VERY excited over these things and end up with a loaf that is fit for the trash. Sure my math could have been off but I checked n double checked etc…

    Loaf is in the oven as I type so I am unable to give a rating at this time. I’m really hoping for stellar banana bread that has a wonderful mouth feel and amazing taste. We shall see…

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    • Slim Palate says

      27 July, 2013 at 8:38 am

      Did you add liquid with the honey? It should just be honey and no almond milk. I don’t really think that 1 tablespoon of banana juice would turn it from perfect consistency to soup. I’ve only had this soupy complaint a few times, most people are having perfect success with it following it the way i described. The fact that you did a half portion could have very well been the reason why. DId you half the amount of banana too? There are so many errors that could be made when you change a recipe, sometimes it’s just best to stick to the recipe given without any changes what so ever.

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      • Diane says

        27 July, 2013 at 9:24 am

        especially in baking, there are major changes needed when scaling a recipe up or down beyond simple multiplication or division. I think the consistency of the bananas, the size of the eggs, variations in moisture content of different almond and coconut flours and the humidity of one’s location can all affect the batter’s consistency. if the batter seems too liquid, why not add a spoonful of coconut flour before baking? it takes very little to absorb a lot of liquid.

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  61. Michelle says

    27 July, 2013 at 12:06 pm

    Found your sight aimlessly wandering on the internet! 🙂 I have been eating grain free for a little over a year now and have made countless banana breads and this one by far is the best one yet!!! It was so moist! I didn’t add any nibs and added pecans. Ridiculously good! Thank you!

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  62. Vicki says

    29 July, 2013 at 4:35 pm

    I just made this with my son. It is soooo good! My kids usually turn their nose up at everything I make, but they loved this. I didn’t have cocao nibs and it’s still yummy. I will try those next time. Thank you for a new family favourite!

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  63. Chantelle says

    30 July, 2013 at 2:08 am

    So this afternoon I attempted this recipe and being it was the first banana bread I have ever made it turned out pretty good! I think I slightly overdosed on the butter as I didn’t really measure it cause I was unsure whether the recipe called for 1/2 cup of butter before or after melting lol. So I just added as much as I thought was needed. I think this may have changed the consistency a lot cause my bread ended up being a cake-like texture so it crumbled a bit but it was still very tasty! Next time I think I’ll not put so much butter in. But thank you for this recipe! So glad I stumbled across your website 🙂

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  64. Sudha says

    30 July, 2013 at 7:41 pm

    Tried this recipe with a few substitutions. I didn’t have coconut flour so added 1 cup of GF AP flour in place of coconut flour and reduced the eggs to two. Instead of almond flour, added 1/2 cup allmond meal and used 1/4 butter + 1/4 cup coconut oil. Added chocolate chips instead of the nibs. It turned out great. Thanks for the wonderful recipe. Can’t wait to try your other recipes.

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  65. AJ says

    30 July, 2013 at 10:47 pm

    I just made this and thought it was great. Just the right sweetness. I added 10 more minutes in baking time though. Will be doing this again.

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  66. Laura says

    1 August, 2013 at 7:29 pm

    Tried and loved! I do the same thing as you–buy bananas with every intention of eating them, but they usually go overripe. This recipe absolutely makes me wish I had found it before my household went grain free! It’s SO good! I’ve omitted cacao nibs and increased the banana a bit with no ill effects, so it’s even forgiving. 🙂

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  67. Ana says

    5 August, 2013 at 6:56 pm

    I’ve attempted making this three times, and every time my batter is so liquidy. I triple checked the recipe to make sure I didn’t make a mistake. My batter looks nothing like the picture. Maybe my coconut flour isn’t absorbent enough? Luckily the final product isn’t bad. No one ever complained about banana bread being too moist.

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    • Slim Palate says

      5 August, 2013 at 9:41 pm

      Actually that’s an excellent point I think it may be the coconut flour brand. What brand are you using? I use Bobs Red Mill organic coconut flour.

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    • Laura says

      6 August, 2013 at 12:35 pm

      I use Bob’s Red Mill coconut flour as well, and I’ve made this loaf 3-4 times now. It’s always a super thick batter for me.

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      • Slim Palate says

        6 August, 2013 at 12:51 pm

        Hmm, awesome thank you for the info. I think I’ve finally cracked down on why a couple of people are getting runny batter. It’s the coconut flour brand!

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  68. Maria Andrea Lauridsen says

    15 August, 2013 at 10:23 pm

    ok so i definately have to say that this is the best paleo banana bread ever especially cauae ive tried other recipes and one have worked literally ive had 0 paleo banana bread in my life because the omes i made in the past just didnt turn right and threw them away ! (I know shame on me !) They just were not edible. So i want to thank u and hugh u 🙂 for this wonderful recipe, also this is my first time using almond flour im always afraid to buy it cause its to expensive but im glad i bought it now 🙂

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  69. Belinda says

    18 August, 2013 at 3:37 am

    Thanks sooooo much for your delicious recipe! My family of 3 kids aged 2,5&7 and partner and I just ate it for dinner…. My kids gave it a 12 out of 10 and said its the best banana bread they have ever had!
    I doubled your recipe and used the honey instead of stevia… Ended up doing 6 mashed bananas and not even quite a half cup of honey and its sooooo beautifully moist and sweet!
    Thankyou for giving us our new family favourite recipe!!! X

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  70. Kate says

    18 August, 2013 at 11:54 am

    I made a loaf this morning and both my parents said it came out well. I did use high quality bittersweet chocolate chips because thats what we had on hand. I’ll definitely be making it again.

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  71. Anna says

    19 August, 2013 at 11:00 am

    Thank you so much for this recipe. The banana bread turned out absolutely wonderful! It is the best paleo banana bread I have tried making so far. The taste is great and the texture is so soft with a nice crispy crust. Beautiful!

    I did not have any almond flour at hand, so I completely left that out and just added a tablespoon of raw cacaopowder. I also added extra cinnamom. I did not have any cacao nibs at hand, so I used 72 % Swiss chocolate. Due to the added sweetness of the chocolate I halved the amount of honey.

    This delicious bread is indeed very nice with melted (grassfed) butter and walnuts. I also enjoy spreading some almond butter over a slice.

    Thanks again!

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  72. April says

    19 August, 2013 at 5:18 pm

    I really love this recipe!!! I sliced it up and stuck it in the freezer. I love taking out a beautiful slice of this delicious bread for a nosh, so super good! Ty!!!!

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  73. Amber says

    21 August, 2013 at 9:29 pm

    Such a stellar recipe. I sub hazelnut flour for the almond and add nuts instead of cocoa nibs. This is my go-to recipe for banana bread, so I must upgrade my former 4-star rating to 5 stars! Healthy and delicious recipe.

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  74. Kasidy says

    21 August, 2013 at 9:39 pm

    I’m not such a great baker, so before I make this, I wanted to ask if I can use all almond flour?
    And it won’t hurt to leave out the chocolate, will it? My husband eats whole30 and would rather I not put In those.

    Thanks! Can’t wait to try making it!!

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    • Slim Palate says

      22 August, 2013 at 8:17 am

      You cannot use all almond flour. Coconut flour has a much different property when baking, it’s incredibly absorbent and absorbs all the liquid in this. It will not work with only almond flour. Also you should be able to use Cacao Nibs while on Whole30. My cacao nibs are only cacao nibs, so added sweeteners or anything like that. But I believe honey is not allowed on the Whole30 so that you would probably have to eliminate. I find my coconut flour at almost all the local grocery stores near me, you should be able to find it too. Look out for Bob’s Red Mill Organic Coconut Flour. There is also a Bob’s Red Mill Coconut Flour that is not organic if your store has that too, non-organic coconut is supposed to be pretty safe since it has a hard outer shell.

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  75. Sarah says

    22 August, 2013 at 1:59 am

    Just made this recipe and it is delicious! i used walnuts instead of cacao nibs and added flaxseeds into the mixture which gave it that ‘multigrain look’. I only put about 1 tablespoon of honey so it wasn’t very sweet, but i figured i could add some kind of spread if i wanted something a bit sweeter (and next time i will try to be less impatient and allow the bananas to go brown first) – even though the loaf is already soo satisfying! I will be experimenting with this recipe, thank you for putting it up!

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  76. Kasidy says

    24 August, 2013 at 2:13 pm

    Woowzer!!!!!! This banana bread is off the hook!!! I love banana bread, and this is my first time making it. Holy moly it is so good. I absolutely love it. I left out the cocoa nibs, but it is still so delicious. I love it!
    I’ve got the lemon chia seed muffins in the oven right now. Can’t wait to try those

    Please make a cook book!!
    And I love all your pictures as you Create this yummy recipes. It helps me to know if I’m doing it right.
    Thank you!!!!

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  77. Kasidy says

    24 August, 2013 at 6:26 pm

    If I wanted to use coconut oil instead of the butter, would it turn out ok?

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  78. Ailie says

    25 August, 2013 at 11:19 am

    Just a suggestion for those of you about to embark on this banana bread quest. I loved pouring mine into a bunt cake form. It makes for perfect serving and even cooking. I didn’t do any chocolate at all and it works just fine. Also, make a double batch and freeze in small portions. That way when someone in your family decides they’ve gone long enough without an indulgence, all you have to do is grab out a section and problem solved… aaaaand you won’t have to worry about eating it all at once…. x

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    • Ailie says

      25 August, 2013 at 11:21 am

      Oh! I only used half the honey recommended and it was still delicious. xo

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  79. Adrienne says

    27 August, 2013 at 1:27 pm

    This banana bread is absolutely amazing. it’s so easy to make and delicious. The only complaints I have are with the sweetness and id like a bit more banana flavour, however I did not use brown black very ripe bananas which is what ill try next time. Since it lacked sweetness I drizzled each slice of bread with melon blossom honey I got at a farmers market. So good. I’m more impressed with the texture which is beautiful! When I tried making paleo muffins and chocolate cake before from a different site the texture was not good for either. but this is just like any other non paleo banana bread texture. Thanks for the great recipe!

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  80. Melanie says

    31 August, 2013 at 10:55 am

    I baked this banana bread this afternoon. It is SO yummy! My boys could not get enough of it. Not sure it’s going to last the weekend. Thank you for sharing. I can’t wait to try some of your other recipes 🙂

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  81. Blaine says

    1 September, 2013 at 8:43 pm

    I just made this, and it’s fantastic. Did it exactly as directed with about 3 TBS of honey as my bananas were very sweet to begin with. It’s really lovely and I will revisit this recipe in the future. Thanks for your great recipe!

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  82. Jody says

    2 September, 2013 at 10:26 am

    I subbed chocolate chips for the cacao nibs because I had them. The bread was delicious and the kids liked it, too!

    Trying it again as mini-muffins! They are in the oven now and I know I will have to watch them like a hawk!

    Thanks for the great recipes!!!

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  83. Jen says

    9 September, 2013 at 11:39 am

    Can I make this without the cacao nibs?

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    • Slim Palate says

      10 September, 2013 at 8:29 pm

      You do not need the cacao nibs to make the banana bread they are just there for texture and taste.

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  84. Shelby says

    11 September, 2013 at 7:03 am

    Just made these and they are delicious!! I had to improvise a bit as I didn’t have coconut flour, so I used all almond and subbed agave for the honey. They came out a little mushy (probably due to my lack of called ingredients), but I’m no Paleo snob, lol! I sliced some up and threw it under the broiler for a minute… Yum! I highly recommend! This is the treat I’ve been missing in my life 🙂

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    • Slim Palate says

      11 September, 2013 at 2:06 pm

      You cannot use almond flour instead of coconut flour it doesn’t work. Coconut flour is a completely different substance and much more absorbent than almond flour.

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  85. Wendy says

    11 September, 2013 at 4:28 pm

    These were fantastic!! Was looking for something that was lower in fat so I substituted 1/2 cup applesauce for butter and they were moist and satisfying! Going to try to sub some blueberries or cranberry/orange to mix it up a bit. The base works so well!

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  86. nosogirl says

    12 September, 2013 at 8:05 pm

    I just made this tonight and it’s definitely very tasty. I did not have cacao nibs so I substituted dairy free mini chocolate chips. This is the (gasp!) first time I’ve ever had banana bread with chocolate chips in it. I think I will omit them in the future.

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  87. Erin says

    14 September, 2013 at 3:36 pm

    Do you think the almond flour could be replaced with ground flax (flax flour)? a family member is allergic to all nuts among other things and she is a little girl so i am not worried about her being “paleo” but just a thought specifically for her. Thanks in advanced! PS, this recipe is DEVINE! I made 3 different batches to test sweetness from low, mid, and high and all three were amazing and all 3 were gobbled up within minutes at a family taste tester gathering that i did for all paleo foods i made in my kitchen. STUNNING recipe! *high five*

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    • Slim Palate says

      15 September, 2013 at 7:29 pm

      You cannot replace the almond flour with ground flax but I do think you might be able to replace it with ground sunflower seeds. Also, don’t try and sub anything for the coconut flour, you need the coconut flour for this recipe.

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  88. Ren says

    15 September, 2013 at 2:38 pm

    So so dangerous…Will have to freeze so we don’t eat them all in one day.
    Added walnuts and dark chocolate chips and made muffins out of the. So moist- great texture for a Gluten free recipe. I am looking forward to making more of your recipes! Thank you!

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    • Sandy says

      16 September, 2013 at 7:54 pm

      I just made this… Delicious! So glad it found your site! Do you think it might be possible to sub pumpkin purée for the bananas and make a pumpkin bread?

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  89. Su says

    15 September, 2013 at 9:58 pm

    Thanks for the recipe! I just made it 🙂 Yum!! I substituted almond flour with hazelnut flour and didn’t have butter so added coconut oil instead. Well, it turned out to be more coconut-y and very dry on the top but moist on the bottom. Do you think the hazelnut flour and coconut flour gets overwhelming? Also, is there a way to make it more moist? It also didn’t rise much. But it didn’t taste floury at all so that was good. I now warm it with butter and add a bit of honey on top as I felt there was no hint of sweetness. Also, the bananas weren’t overripe. Maybe that affected the outcome? All in all, I am grateful you shared this paleo recipe. I am always looking for some good recipes where I can eat guilt-free. Best!

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    • Slim Palate says

      17 September, 2013 at 10:13 am

      It’s because the bananas you used were not over ripe and soft.

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  90. Yvonne says

    16 September, 2013 at 10:25 am

    I’m in Ireland and I believe our cup sizes are different to yours….I used 1 cup coconut flour and 1/2 cup almond and kept the liquid the same but then found I had waaay too much liquid to add so I didn’t use it all. My batter was much more runny than your pic and the end result looked different (much flatter!) – but it still tasted fab!

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    • Slim Palate says

      17 September, 2013 at 10:12 am

      That’s odd what brand of coconut flour are you using? That’s a lot of coconut flour to use for the same amount of liquid, if anything it should have been completely dry.

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  91. Shannon says

    17 September, 2013 at 8:24 am

    I’m new to grain free cooking. I’m an old style southern gal, so it stinks to go from being a phenomenal cook to a fumbling newbie in the kitchen. I have SLE and my dr. recommended grain free living as a way of brining my lupus under control. I found your website and made myself some banana bread. I added 1tbsp. extra coconut flour because the batter looked thin, baked it for 55minutes (I live the mountains) and the bread was FABULOUS! So thanks for giving me a delicious snack and hope that I can figure out this new grain free way of cooking…

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  92. christine says

    17 September, 2013 at 9:48 am

    exactly what I’m looking for! I let my bananas get too ripe ALL THE TIME so I stick them in the freezer…problem is that half of my frfeezer is full of bananas! defrosting a couple of these and making this tonight! I think I’m also going to add some pecans and semi sweet choco chips since I don’t have cacao nibs. yay!

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  93. Julie says

    17 September, 2013 at 9:55 am

    Any idea of the nutritional value for this bread (mainly calories). I omitted the cacao nibs (not a fan of chocolate in my banana bread) and added 1/2 chopped pecans pieces.

    This is the best paleo banana bread recipe I have found so far!

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    • Slim Palate says

      17 September, 2013 at 10:13 am

      Sorry no, I don’t calculate the nutritional numbers for my recipes.

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  94. Cathy says

    17 September, 2013 at 8:51 pm

    I followed the recipe except for two things. I used 1/2 c. of Bob’s Red Mill Fine Ground Flaxseed meal, instead of the coconut flour ( just didn’t have it on hand) and lined loaf pan with nonstick foil. I did use 1/4 c. of honey too. Love this recipe!! It is so moist and much healthier!! Thank you for sharing!!

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  95. Cathy says

    17 September, 2013 at 8:57 pm

    Def 5 stars!

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  96. Lisalien says

    19 September, 2013 at 6:19 pm

    Divine!!! I have tried a dozen banana bread recipes and this is THE one!

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  97. Pam says

    23 September, 2013 at 2:07 pm

    Joshua,
    This is my second time making the banana bread. My kids LOVE IT!! They have no idea it is paleo. I do use semi sweet chocolate chips instead of the cacao nibs (I didn’t have any on hand the 1st time), and I use ghee instead of butter. Great recipe!! I can’t wait to try some of your other recipes!! Thank you.

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  98. Bridget says

    25 September, 2013 at 4:03 pm

    This is the BEST banana bread I have ever had. I ate half a loaf by myself the day I made it… Thanks for the recipe.

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  99. Andrea says

    27 September, 2013 at 9:58 am

    Just made this today. I have tried other gluten free banana bread recipes which taste awful. This is amazing. I didn’t have the cacao nibs so chopped a few mixed nuts and raisins and threw them in instead. My mixture was a little runny so I added 2 tsp coconut flour. It turned out wonderfully and definitely sweet enough (used 1/3 cup honey). Thank you so much for this post!!

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    • Slim Palate says

      27 September, 2013 at 4:58 pm

      I’m beginning to think 1/3 cup of honey might be making it slightly too runny. It’s also important you use the right coconut flour. I linked to the brand of coconut flour that I use which seems to be more absorbent than some other brands.

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  100. wendy says

    30 September, 2013 at 8:36 pm

    wow, this bread is really good. i did use fruit syrup instead of honey. i made my own chocolate chips sweetened with fruit syrup. i just used bakers unsweetened chocolate bar and added some fruit syrup to it. thanks for the recipe! 🙂

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  101. jackie says

    1 October, 2013 at 1:36 pm

    Just made this (minus the cocoa nibs) OH. MY. GOSH. You did not say that it tasted the same as regular (read: gluten) banana bread! So very, very delicious. Thank you.

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  102. Sha says

    2 October, 2013 at 5:08 pm

    Easy yummy recipe. Thank you again. My 2.5 year old only needed a tiny bit of assistance making this Banana cake we just cooked together. Thanks

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  103. cheri says

    3 October, 2013 at 1:27 pm

    Very moist. Only changes at this point is I used 1/4 C coconut oil and 1\4 unsalted butter. didn’t used cacao nibs (havent been able to find) used a pinch of nutmeg & put pecan 1/2’s on top. Pretty yummy

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  104. Rachael says

    6 October, 2013 at 6:21 pm

    Made this recipe tonight exactly as directed and it was SO good! Really moist and not too sweet! I’ll definitely be making it many more times.

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  105. Liz says

    10 October, 2013 at 12:15 am

    Is it possible to morph this recipe into banana muffins instead of just bread? Understandable if it can’t, but I thought I would ask.

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    • Slim Palate says

      12 October, 2013 at 12:30 pm

      Oh absolutely, just put them in greased muffin tins instead. The baking time will change for sure though and I’m not certain how long. It might cut the baking time in half but I’m not certain. Just check them every so often with a toothpick until they come out clean.

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  106. Lilli Sarantos says

    10 October, 2013 at 6:25 pm

    This is the first recipe I made from your blog (just found you today!) and I’m so happy that I did! This bread is amazing. I did it exactly as your recipe called for (but I used Enjoy Life chocolate chips) and it was perfect! Even my son (who is so picky) loved it. Thank you so much for this recipe!

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  107. Gabby says

    11 October, 2013 at 7:15 pm

    OMG…SO moist and delicious. I didn’t add the cocoa nibbs because I didn’t have any, and I also used coconut oil instead of butter. SO SO good.

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  108. Rachael says

    14 October, 2013 at 5:43 pm

    I’m relatively new to baking and didn’t have a loaf pan. Divided the batter into cupcake tins and they were amazing! Thanks for the great recipe!

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  109. Belinda says

    15 October, 2013 at 12:56 am

    WOW !!! Awesome recipe, so light & the cacao nibs soften in the mixture. I am not gluten free / paleo but love trying different things and this is one of the best banana breads I have ever had …. THANK YOU 🙂

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  110. Justine says

    19 October, 2013 at 12:00 pm

    If your a searching for the absolute best paleo banana cake, you can stop looking because you have just found it!! Easy and delicious, it tastes just like the non paleo banana bread. Suggestion: make a double batch like I do because one is just not enough, because once you start eating this, it very hard to stop lol! Thank you for this recipe!!

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  111. Shauna says

    19 October, 2013 at 2:15 pm

    How would suggest turning this into muffins? Or making two mini loaves? Making it ASAP 🙂

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    • Slim Palate says

      19 October, 2013 at 7:13 pm

      Put them into muffin tins or mini loaf pans and bake it until an inserted toothpick comes out clean.

      Reply
  112. Margarete says

    20 October, 2013 at 12:57 pm

    Hi! Can I use egg replacer for the eggs? Thanks!

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    • Slim Palate says

      20 October, 2013 at 3:07 pm

      I have never attempted to make these with egg replacer and I’m not certain they would work.

      Reply
  113. Adria says

    21 October, 2013 at 9:03 pm

    Wow… what a cool recipe! Unfortunately the calories are out of this world. I’ve gone paleo due to IBS problems… and have always been a low-cal healthy eater. Paleo or not, calories have to be watched as the body can only metabolize so much at a time and if too much is consumed it turns into fat. I’m going to use egg replacer and replace applesauce for the melted butter. There are 814 calories in a 1/2 cup of butter – grass fed or not. But very nice recipe that can be altered. Thanks for sharing.

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    • Slim Palate says

      21 October, 2013 at 9:07 pm

      I think you should see this article: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/the-context-of-calories/

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  114. Codie says

    22 October, 2013 at 11:36 pm

    This is the BEST paleo banana bread ever! I have tried several recipes since going paleo and this is by far (very far) the best. The texture is excellent. My parents loved it and had no clue it was paleo. Thank you so much! I made 3 mini loaves with this recipe. One plain, one with pecans and one with the nibs.

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  115. Tamiko says

    23 October, 2013 at 11:56 am

    How would I adapt this to make it a chocolate banana loaf? I’d like to add cocoa, so should I half the coconut four and add 1/2 or so cup of cocoa as a substitute? I’m new to paleo baking and not familiar with working with coconut flour. Thanks!

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    • Slim Palate says

      23 October, 2013 at 7:29 pm

      You could reduce the almond flour by about 1/4 cup or so and if it’s too thick just add a little more honey.

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  116. Kim says

    2 November, 2013 at 10:08 pm

    This was a hit @ our house!!!!! Ummy!

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  117. Chelsi says

    6 November, 2013 at 12:07 pm

    This Is An A+ Recipe! Toddler Gobbled It Right Up! And Made In My Nuwave Oven. 🙂

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  118. Freya says

    6 November, 2013 at 9:52 pm

    I took a stab and I added the melted butter to the liquid mix. Somehow I was reading it and I thought at first I had to put all the butter into the tin to grease it!!!!

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  119. Ren says

    8 November, 2013 at 7:58 pm

    I’ve only just found your site and this is the first recipe I’ve tried – and it came out great. My bananas weren’t super ripe, so I mashed some soaked dates in with the banana to sweeten it up. Other than that I followed the recipe and the bread was perfect.

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  120. kathy says

    24 November, 2013 at 8:16 pm

    Made this tonight, forgot to add butter, and surprising it turned out great. My teens ate it, which they can be picky.
    I used 3tb honey and 1/4 tsp stevia.
    Baked longer 60 minutes.
    Thanks for giving recipe.
    Keep the recipes coming.
    Kathy

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  121. Annie says

    26 November, 2013 at 7:28 pm

    Just made this into banana bread muffins and it was OUT OF THIS WORLD!!! I’m definitely going to be trying out your other recipes and tuck this one into my cookbook for future use!

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  122. karen says

    3 December, 2013 at 10:20 pm

    Thank you for this wonderful recipe!! I finally know what to give my kids’ teacher and our super-helpful neighbours who eat gluten-free this Christmas!!

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  123. Susie Homemaker says

    7 December, 2013 at 7:31 am

    AHHHmazing! I made these today into cupcakes! Wow! Don’t taste grain free at all! LOVE THEM!

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  124. Kathy says

    9 December, 2013 at 5:34 pm

    Some of the best banana bread I have ever made paleo or not. Super moist, great consistency, (used 1/4 c. honey as sweetener). People would not even know this was grain free dairy free (used 1/2 c. butter substitute). Thanks so much!! looking forward to trying your other recipes.

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  125. Mary says

    11 December, 2013 at 4:01 pm

    I made this yesterday – with walnuts – and it’s delicious!

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  126. Iya says

    11 December, 2013 at 11:05 pm

    Oh my gosh! Made these today and they were a hit with the non-paleo fam. Made 12 muffins with this recipe, and they were done in 25 minutes. I didn’t have cacao nibs, so I pressed a piece of 77% dark chocolate into the center of each muffin instead. Heavenly!

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  127. Charlene says

    21 December, 2013 at 4:23 pm

    Sorry I’m so late to the party! First off, I’m so impressed with you and your accomplishments! I can only hope my boys turn out as amazing as you seem to be. Second, I need to try this bread again with a few adjustments. The center is still pretty mushy. Turns out my almond flour is almond meal though it’s still pretty fine. My bananas were biggish, so maybe should have stopped at two. I subbed agave for honey, and maybe it’s not thick enough. I did add more coconut flour to the batter, and going into the pan it looked quite promising. I was afraid of baking it longer due to the top being done, I didn’t want to burn it. The flavor was pretty good though!

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    • Slim Palate says

      21 December, 2013 at 6:00 pm

      I recommend following the recipe as is and using blanched almond flour like I did to get the right results.

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  128. char says

    30 December, 2013 at 7:18 pm

    OMG – I loved this recipe! Thank you for all your experimental efforts. I am just getting interested in Paleo, saw the reviews and baked a loaf yesterday following the recipe (using 1/3 c. honey). It is delicious!

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  129. Steph says

    9 January, 2014 at 8:05 pm

    These turned out great! I do paleo so I didnt use butter and omitted half the oil for unsweetened applesauce so 1/4 & 1/4 cup each. Also added some chopped walnuts. Made 12 muffins! I calculated it at 182 calories the way I did it. I think next time ill omit the nuts and do fruit and do mostly applesauce vs oil. Thanks for the recipe!

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  130. Carma says

    13 January, 2014 at 9:44 pm

    Just made it tonight. I did not have the cacao chips, but used 2TB of Hemp seed for added protein. It was Delicious warm out of the oven mmmmmgood!

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  131. Hannah says

    31 January, 2014 at 8:10 am

    Are you sure this is paleo? Butter is not paleo, and I see that you can use coconut oil, but just became doubting if the other ingredients were paleo, too.

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    • Slim Palate says

      31 January, 2014 at 2:03 pm

      Many people that are “Paleo” eat butter but typically only when it’s grass-fed. The same can be said with many grass-fed full fat dairy products, it all depends on the person. If you don’t want to use butter then use coconut oil like I recommended. You can also google all of the ingredients and find out if they are “Paleo”.

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  132. Rebecca B says

    6 February, 2014 at 8:23 pm

    Omg I just made this. Swapped the cacao nibs for chopped walnuts and added some dedicated coconut to the mix. I also found a lower oven temp for longer worked better. Sooo good

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  133. Bina says

    13 February, 2014 at 10:28 pm

    I’ve recently become gluten free after doing a sugar detox for 3 weeks. I used more coconut flour than called for because it wasn’t the Bob’s Red Mill brand, but my almond flour was. I used 1/4 tsp dry organic stevia- I looked up how to substitute powdered stevia for liquid and it’s one for one. I also used at least 3/4 tsp of salt because I needed to balance the sweetness. I only had 1/8 cup of cocoa nibs. The flavor is fantastic! but I found it to be greasy. So next time I am going to get the Bob’s Red Mill Coconut flour. I’m considering cutting down on the butter. Thank you for the recipe!

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  134. Jimmy says

    15 February, 2014 at 4:56 am

    The recipe is spot on, my abilities and tools however were not.

    I’ve found it hard to locate coconut and almond flour from local sources in England, so I went with gluten free flour.

    My first attempt at this ended up with a liquid mixture that I foolishly decided to stick in the oven, the results were edible, but took a long time to get solid and all the nibs ended up at the bottom. What can I say? I’ve not baked anything since I was a kid.

    However my second attempt this week I kept adding more 1/4 cups of flour until I reached the right consistency. I’m happy to say Version 2 was much better. I also found sources online for the right flour from within the UK so I will try it again and see if Version 3 can be even better.

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    • Slim Palate says

      15 February, 2014 at 11:35 am

      Yeah there is no substitute for coconut flour at all. It’s a very unique baking ingredient that has massive thickening properties.

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      • Anna says

        18 February, 2014 at 1:44 pm

        This is the most amazing bread. I am eating it weekly. I only use 1/8 cup of the honey and a little less coconut oil than the recipe calls for, but I use chocolate chips, less than 1/4 cup. What a hearty yummy bread! Thank you!

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  135. Megan says

    23 February, 2014 at 10:37 pm

    I turned these into muffins. They are perfect. Thank you!

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  136. Stephanie says

    26 February, 2014 at 12:50 pm

    Making it now. Thanks so much for this great alternative. Love it!

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  137. Maria says

    1 March, 2014 at 4:20 pm

    Can this recipe be made with the Walnuts instead of the cacao nibs?

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    • Slim Palate says

      2 March, 2014 at 8:25 am

      It certainly can, a lot of people have done it and enjoyed it that way. You can also do it with chocolate chips although I don’t really like it with chocolate chips personally.

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  138. Yolie says

    2 March, 2014 at 11:34 pm

    My kitchen smells so wonderful this evening. It is my first attempt at baking in several decades. Never have done Banana Bread and so glad I came across your recipe. I did have to modify it with different flours/meals. I am allergic to Coconut so can not use it in any manner. Went shopping and could not find any Almond Flour other than Almond Meal. Went to so many stores / chains to no avail. Read all of your replies in hopes to find substitutes. Went with Flaxseed Meal for Coconut Flour and Almond Meal for Almond Flour. Did not add or change measurements from your ingredient list. Did let the loose / runny batter sit for about 10 minutes after mixing it all together; this seemed to help and allow the batter to thicken. Baked it for about 30 minutes at suggested temperature and then lowered it from 350 to 315 for 25 minutes. Again, haven’t baked in forever but your recipe looked amazing and my results turned out wonderfully! Thank you for caring and sharing your gift and love of Paleo recipes. Deeply grateful.

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    • Slim Palate says

      3 March, 2014 at 2:31 pm

      The reason it took longer and worked slightly different is because you substituted the flax for coconut flour. There is no substitution for coconut flour, it has very unique properties.

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  139. Joi M. says

    8 March, 2014 at 9:01 am

    Just made this to bring along for a road trip. So. Freaking. Good. Thank you!

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    • Slim Palate says

      8 March, 2014 at 9:32 am

      Ha! My mom does that all the time, it’s good road trip food. So glad you enjoyed it!

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  140. Jennifer says

    17 March, 2014 at 10:50 am

    This was by far the easier and most satisfying Paleo dessert I’ve ever made. Hats off to you!!!!

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    • Slim Palate says

      17 March, 2014 at 5:22 pm

      Awesome, thank you!

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  141. Judy says

    25 March, 2014 at 4:36 am

    What is the best way to store this bread? I wasn’t sure if it needed to be refrigerated or it could be left out at room temperature. Does this bread freeze well?

    I enjoyed this recipe, but want to try it next time with unblanched almond flour.

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  142. Maria says

    10 April, 2014 at 2:14 pm

    These are my go to muffins that I make since going semi-paleo about 9 months ago. Even my husband loooves them. I usually use dark chocolate chips but these have literally got me through some rough no grain times. I have brought them to parties and everyone loves them. they don’t taste like a paleo dessert, so light and fluffy.

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  143. Shannon says

    23 April, 2014 at 8:18 pm

    My oh my, made this bread tonight for a treat and everyone loved it! Even my “paleo-phobic” husband raved about it. Added walnuts and ground clove, deliscious!

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  144. Susan says

    24 April, 2014 at 1:38 pm

    A WINNER! THANKS! My bananas were not overly ripe and were frozen/defrosted. I only had 1/2 cup, so added 1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce (Trader Joe’s). Used Bob’s for almond and coconut flours. Added 2 tablespoons extra of each so batter is on dry side (I read what you want for coconut flour batters).

    Used 8 x 4 inch glass Pyrex. Tented at 20 minutes, baked 45 minutes total. I’m under 1,000 feet elevation in Pasadena, California. I’m on a low carb and low sugar eating program. Bananas are not on the program, but didn’t want to compost my bananas.

    I liked there was just a delicate hint of sweetness from using White Gold raw honey from Canada. Next time I’ll grind up some fresh stevia and use pecans instead of cacao nibs. YES, there will be a next time! This is a great base to use other fruits. I’m thinking strawberries. And NO, I couldn’t wait for the loaf to cool down in 30 minutes.

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  145. Monica says

    5 May, 2014 at 1:45 pm

    I’ve made several times and it’s always turned out amazing! It also no joke passes as regular banana bread! I never tell anyone it’s paleo and everybody loves it! They could be lying to me tho.

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  147. Sandy says

    14 May, 2014 at 11:39 am

    I just made this with just a couple of modifications to fit my current diet adventure (xylitol instead of honey and coconut oil for butter)… So, so good!! The cacao nibs give it a nutty but slightly chocolatey flavor, it’s not sweet, you can actually taste the banana. Yum! I did bake it a little longer, about 55 minutes, and it came out perfect. Thank you!!

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  148. CB says

    3 June, 2014 at 9:10 am

    I just made this banana bread. It came out perfect. Thanks for the recipe! There are so many paleo banana bread recipes out on the web. Glad I found one that has the perfect amount of sweetness and texture!

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  149. Geraldine says

    10 June, 2014 at 12:42 pm

    Delicious! I subbed agave for honey as it was what I had on hand and it came out perfectly. I think the melted butter is what really makes this…thank you for this recipe!

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  150. Denise says

    14 June, 2014 at 5:20 pm

    Just made it, and it’s wonderful! Thank you for the recipe:)

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  151. Carrie says

    18 June, 2014 at 12:30 pm

    You’ve perfected Paleo banana bread! I just made muffins from your recipe and followed it exactly (with stevia) other than substituting palm shortening for the butter since I try to avoid it: http://www.tropicaltraditions.com/organic_palm_shortening.htm

    Yum! Thanks for another great recipe!

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  152. Doris Sturm says

    23 June, 2014 at 11:59 am

    I thought people on a Paleo diet don’t eat butter?

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  153. Charlee says

    2 July, 2014 at 6:56 pm

    I just made this bread this evening and it was wonderful. I didn’t have cacao nibs, so I used Enjoy Life mini chocolate chips and eliminated the honey/stevia. Instead, I added an extra half banana. I am enjoying a slice as I type this review. Thank you for the awesome banana bread recipe. And you can totally claim it as the best paleo banana bread. (-;

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  154. Jennah says

    10 July, 2014 at 2:20 am

    Can you use all coconut flour instead of splitting it with almond and how about adding cacao powder instead of nibs?

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    • Slim Palate says

      10 July, 2014 at 10:02 am

      No if you use all coconut flour then you will get a batter that is way too thick. And cacao powder is a different type of dry ingredient so if you add that it will act more as a flour rather than solid bits in the banana bread.

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  155. Sarah B says

    13 July, 2014 at 12:41 pm

    I’ve had a bunch of over-ripe bananas on my counter for days begging to be used up, so I tried this and it was excellent!! I was especially pleased that the texture was almost exactly like “regular” banana bread, as I’ve tried several paleo bread/muffin recipes with unpalatable textures and I was starting to think that good paleo bread did not exist. I’m bookmarking a bunch of your other recipes too–they look delicious! Keep up the good work!

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  156. Kristie says

    16 July, 2014 at 12:47 pm

    Can something else be used in place of the eggs? I have a daughter with an egg sensitivity. Thanks!

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    • Slim Palate says

      20 July, 2014 at 5:40 pm

      Not that I know of Kristie. Sorry!

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  157. Francesca says

    16 July, 2014 at 5:13 pm

    I have it in the oven right now!!!! It smells SO good! I added some walnuts to the batter, and turned my oven temp down to 300 (it’s a gas oven and has a tendency to burn literally everything)! Can’t wait to try it =)

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    • Francesca says

      16 July, 2014 at 9:34 pm

      It turned out AMAZING! Very moist and my non paleo sugar addicted friends loved it 😉

      Literally heavenly! The texture isn’t weird like most paleo breads too! Like the real thing

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  158. Francesca says

    17 July, 2014 at 12:11 am

    Also I made my own almond flour cause I’m cheap and I didn’t want to buy it and it worked just great!!! I was worried about the texture being off but it’s really amazing =)

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  159. Maryanne says

    20 July, 2014 at 10:54 pm

    I’ve made this recipe once before and I loved it. I wanted to make it again today, I’m just confused about the 350 degrees, my oven is gas and only goes up to 250 degrees, most cakes I make are only on 180 degrees. What would u recommend I cook it at?

    Thanks

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    • Slim Palate says

      21 July, 2014 at 7:23 pm

      This is at fahrenheit. Do it at 180 Celsius.

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  160. Meagan says

    31 July, 2014 at 9:40 pm

    Oh my. I have no words. This just came out of the oven and it is perfect! Nothing to fault

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  161. Giulia says

    18 August, 2014 at 4:33 am

    I made this over the weekend and it was delicious! So moist! Even though I actually forgot to add baking soda it still came out very tasty. Was so impressed I have gone out and bought your cookbook and can’t wait for it to arrive 🙂

    Thanks for sharing your recipes!

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  162. Justine says

    19 August, 2014 at 12:18 pm

    This is delicious and I make this recipe every weak 🙂 But I was wondering at what temperature and for how long I should bake them if I wanted to make muffins instead of a bread? Anyone has an idea? Thank you 🙂

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  163. Elizabeth K says

    11 September, 2014 at 6:13 pm

    Just made this it is great. Do you have a rough estimate of nutrition facts/values? I am paleo so i doesn’t matter to me, but a friend really loved it and she counts calories/fat/fiber and such…would really appreciate it thank you.

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  164. Claudita says

    12 September, 2014 at 12:09 pm

    Thank you, thank you Josh!!! This is a heaven sent recipe for my sister, who suffers from Celiac disease, and myself, gluten-intolerant. It makes a delightful and perfect banana bread. I’ve baked it several times for non-Paleo, picky eaters and they devour it!!! I do add walnuts and a bit more raw honey which makes the mix runnier, therefore, after baking for 45 minutes, I check it and usually add another 5. Then if not ready, add 2 minutes at a time until ready. The top is crisp, but the inside soooo moist and just perfect! Just wondering, do you think this recipe will work for a pumpkin bread, substituting the banana for the pumpkin?

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  165. Dana says

    22 September, 2014 at 12:09 pm

    I made this , Tasted GREAT !! although mine didn’t rise…and i could taste the soda … is the soda for rising ? What is the reactor ? Help

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  166. jenn in GA says

    26 October, 2014 at 8:51 am

    i think i’ve made this before, but i couldn’t remember, so i tried it again.

    when i ran short on the second 1/4 C. of coconut flour to make the full 1/2 C., i added sorghum flour and 1 T. tapioca starch. when it still looked a bit wet after i completed mixing everything, i added 2 T. g-f oat flour.

    josh, this is so close to the real thing that it will be my go-to banana bread recipe from now on. thanks for all you share so freely!

    i give this 5 stars!

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  167. Rachel says

    22 January, 2015 at 6:26 am

    UNBELIEVABLE!
    This has to be THE WORLD’s BEST PALEO BANANA CAKE – ever!
    I have baked countless Paleo banana cakes from all the best known chefs, each with the promise of a traditional banana cake flavor and texture. None have delivered – until now. It’s DELICIOUS! (even without the choc chips!).
    The toughest critic you will ever find is my 11 year old daughter who understands the principles of paleo and primal living but has yet to give a thumbs up to any of my attempts at baking paleo treats. This has scored a 10/10 in both our books!
    We are inspired by your journey and look forward to hearing about your future successes.
    Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful day!
    Kind regards, R & M.

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  168. onarock says

    21 March, 2015 at 11:37 am

    as soon as i saw this recipe, i had to try it…..i suffer from fatigue, but i knew i could make this bread…..my bananas came from the freezer and the batter was still very cold when i put it in the oven….heh heh
    my bread turned out great……very good and smelled awesome…..my husband and i could not wait for the bread to cool….we ate it straight from the oven….hot hot……
    thanx so much for this amazing recipe

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  169. Kmac says

    28 March, 2015 at 6:57 pm

    I love this and have made it twice:)
    I substitute the cacao nibs for half a cup of raisins

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  170. deb1611 says

    10 April, 2015 at 5:06 am

    This turned out SO well – I substituted chopped dates for the cocoa nibs but otherwise followed the recipe exactly. Wonderful!

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  171. Jo says

    31 May, 2015 at 2:57 pm

    I just made this as muffins and can’t wait to try it. How do you store it? Room temp, fridge or freezer? I find it that every time I make coconut bread and store it in the fridge, it’s always too moist. It may not be true with this recipe but would like to ask just in case.

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  172. EE says

    2 July, 2015 at 9:17 pm

    Mine looks nothing like yours but it tastes fantastic! I cut mine into bars, it was only 1 inch thick…

    I bake a lot but have recently been doing a grain free diet and have missed baking my favorite go to recipes.

    I’m terrible at following directions to a T because I always find things I want to change, add or leae out.

    THIS. Recipe is so good though!
    My subs:
    1/4-1/3 cup coconut oil for butter
    1/8th local honey
    2 flax ‘eggs’ and 1 normal egg
    Sprinkle of cloves (didn’t have cinnamon)
    Chocolate chunks chopped up
    Love able Spoonful of sunflower butter

    Will def be making again, curious if I stick to 4 eggs if it would rise more?

    Either way, make this!

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  173. jacque says

    21 August, 2015 at 11:29 pm

    I never post comments on blogs but I had to for this one. This banana bread is totally amazing. Like what I remember it to be like PP (pre-paleo)Thanks so much for the recipe.
    I’ve now subscribed and cant wait to explore more of your recipes

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    • jacque says

      21 August, 2015 at 11:31 pm

      Oh and I subbed in walnuts for cacao nibs and even add an extra egg sometimes…If in doubt an extra egg is always good. Only makes it fluffier. Cheers

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  174. K says

    23 August, 2015 at 4:42 pm

    Just made this recipe into muffins, followed the directions exactly, and they came out SO well! Super delicious! Used 3 large bananas, and honey.

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  175. Shanna Freeman says

    7 September, 2015 at 5:49 pm

    Pretty good. A little dry. The nibs definitely give a bit of bitterness (I liked them, the rest of my family didn’t). For my boys to enjoy more, I think I will replace 1/2 of the nibs with dark chocolate chips.

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  176. Shelia says

    7 September, 2015 at 8:09 pm

    Made this tonight. Very easy and Soooooo Yummy!! Just discovered your website tonight and can’t wait to check out your other recipes.

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  177. Tez says

    6 October, 2015 at 8:07 pm

    Can you double the amount of coconut flour if it’s runny?
    I use an organic one here in Australia and found it really runny 🙁

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    • Slim Palate says

      16 October, 2015 at 3:33 pm

      I would just add more by the tablespoon. A lot of the time if it is runny then it’s the brand of coconut flour that you are using. Coconut flour can be very finicky sometimes and it’s important that you use the right brand so that that it is always consistently produced. With that said I recommend this brand.

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  178. Kristin says

    13 December, 2015 at 9:06 am

    I make this banana bread all the time. Today I subbed canned pumpkin for the banana. I used 1 Tbsp pumpkin pie spice in place of the cinnamon and doubled the stevia to 1/2 tsp. It turned out great! Baking time and temperature were the same. Next time I use pumpkin, I will increase stevia or honey even more… it could stand to be just a bit sweeter. Thanks Josh for the great recipe!

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    • onarock says

      4 January, 2016 at 10:13 am

      This is a great idea…i love pumpkin

      I don’t leave too many comments, but this bread was spectacular. Did not use cocoa chips, added crushed walnuts. Moist and easy to make.
      Thank u for sharing

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  179. Rachel says

    17 December, 2015 at 10:03 am

    Delicious. I made this for my stepdad’s birthday and he loved it. Moist, sweet, and filling. I used 1/2 cup honey and that was more than enough sweetness for this recipe.

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  180. Courtney says

    17 December, 2015 at 11:39 am

    Thank you, thank you! This is absolutely delicious, and super moist as promised. It’s the first gf banana bread I’ve not only enjoyed but thought tasted better than many of the conventional varieties. And the best part is that I didn’t even have to make any high altitude backing adjustments, in spite of living at 7200′. Excellent recipe!

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  181. Shelina says

    28 January, 2016 at 8:31 pm

    Oh. My. God!!!
    Amazing. This recipe is so damn good – I’m that girl that wants the middle piece….not a a fan of the end piece. But I just ate it ALL!!!

    So So Soooooo good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    It was a bit runny for me too because I cheap’ed out and didn’t buy the good coconut flour. So I added a bit more almond flour.

    Best best best ever banana bread.

    Thank you sooooooooooo much!!!!

    Love, love, love this

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  182. stephanie says

    4 March, 2016 at 8:50 pm

    This is my go to recipe for banana bread. Everyone always compliments me and cant beleive that its so healthy.
    Thank you so much for sharing. Taste sooooo good

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  183. Jenn says

    27 April, 2016 at 11:54 am

    I made this recipe and noticed it’s VERY wet :/ The toothpick came out clean, I used 2 bananas and weighed the flours. But the last batch of coconut flour banana muffins I made ended up the same way. I was hoping adding the almond flour would help with the wetness but it hasn’t. I’ll use less banana’s next time

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    • Slim Palate says

      28 April, 2016 at 10:11 am

      It’s the brand of coconut flour that you’re using. Often times coconut flour is very finicky, I recommend bobs red mill coconut flour.

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  184. Christine says

    4 May, 2016 at 12:04 pm

    Made this more times then I can count. Definite winner. I only add 1/3 cup of coconut oil…don’t know if you could tell the difference. Thanks for the recipe!

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  185. Mayu says

    6 September, 2016 at 9:49 pm

    I just made you recipe, and it came out amazing. Thank you for posting!!

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  186. Diona Vaughan says

    18 October, 2016 at 12:20 am

    Oh My Gawd!!!!! This is amazing!!! Ok the first time I made it I used 4 med/large bananas and the end product turned out a little too undone/wet so I tried it again with 3 bananas, and I used a 1/3 cup of pure maple syrup, added some walnuts and dear god it is amazing with just the right amount of sweetness and extremely moist. Several people have tried this and had NO idea that this was made without real flour…BEST RECIPE EVER…no need to try anything else. I’m not a fan of the after taste of stevia and I have substituted honey for sugar in baking before and it never has the right amount of sweetness which is why I subbed maple syrup and I”m so glad I did. This is a must try no fail recipe whether you are paleo or not!!

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  187. Diona Vaughan says

    18 October, 2016 at 12:53 am

    Forgot to mention I used Trader Joe’s brand coconut flour and blanched almond flour and the recipe was great. I keep both of my alternative flours in the fridge to maintain freshness vs the cupboard not sure if this makes a difference but I read somewhere that the fridge is the best place to keep these types of flours.

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  188. Carol says

    23 October, 2016 at 11:26 pm

    Yummy recipe! I substituted fresh ground flax seed for the almond flour with great results. The batter was thinner than your photo but baked in 50 minutes. My husband was able to pick out the flavor of the flax seed but not the coconut, so this might work for some who doesn’t care for coconut flavor. Thanks for a great recipe!

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  189. Jazzerchick says

    28 November, 2016 at 5:20 pm

    Just made this today – DELISH! I’m always looking for a good paleo banana bread recipe. After reading comments on how this can be runny, here’s what I changed: I skipped the stevia/honey (ripe bananas should be sweet enough), and I used 1/2 cup Barney (almond) Butter to give it more texture…also doubled the chocolate and used Enjoy Life Mini Chips, which are paleo-friendly, Slather it in grass-fed butter and YUMO!

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  190. Wendy McConnell says

    19 December, 2016 at 2:17 pm

    I made this bread several times in the past few weeks. This is the best banana bread ever! I don’t add the cacao nibs but instead, I sprinkle the bread with a more cinnamon and sprinkle it all over with chopped pecans. love this bread so much that I made it as holiday gifts this Christmas. Thank you!

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  191. angela says

    27 December, 2016 at 10:40 am

    Do you use large eggs or medium? I made the bread and used 4 large but had a slight eggy taste so I didn’t know if maybe your eggs were smaller? I buy the typical large eggs in the grocery store. I may try the recipe again but use 1 less egg…….

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  192. Rini says

    15 February, 2017 at 3:00 pm

    WOW!! The best banana bread I have made!! I opted to use coconut oil and walnuts (no cinnamon our chocolate). Can’t wait to make it again!!

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  193. Elvie says

    19 March, 2017 at 7:01 am

    This was my first attempt at paleo baking. I had some extra bananas to get rid of. I made this recipe and another for paleo banana pancakes from another website. The pancakes were done first and they were quite disappointing. I didn’t have high hopes for this bread after those. Then I had my first bite. The texture, not unlike traditional banana bread. The flavor was rich and pleasing…so much so that I went for another slice. Even my daughter liked it and she is notoriously picky about “healthy” food. Thank you for this delicious recipe; it has inspired me to continue to explore the paleo diet.

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  194. Bonnie Ballantyne says

    18 April, 2017 at 9:16 pm

    I made this recipe using 1/2 C Almond flour and 6T Coconut flour and 2 T Tapioca flour because that’s what i had. Also no cocoa nibs so chopped up 1/2 walnuts. Used three small ,very ripe, organic bananas (1 Cup mashed), 1t of Cinnamon, 1t of vanilla and 1 t of almond extract,1 T of local raw honey and one T of agave syrup, as well as the 4 organise eggs and 1/2 cup of Ghee called for in the recipe. used small loaf pan and cooked an extra 5 min. Never had better banana bread and I’m 76.

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    • Slim Palate says

      19 April, 2017 at 12:10 pm

      Hey Bonnie, I’m so glad you enjoyed this banana bread so much! I am honored to find out that you like my banana bread best! Thank you so much for leaving this wonderful comment.

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  195. erica says

    7 June, 2017 at 10:17 am

    I have been paleo for 3 years and as I love baking, I have tried many recipes over the year. I always found that they never turn out as on picture, but glad to say this one did.! I used coconut oil and sweetened it with raisins and walnuts. I also did a lower chocolate layer with cocoa powder. Its the best recipe I have ever found. thank you so much for this!!

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  196. Missy says

    25 July, 2017 at 7:16 am

    Any idea what the calories and carbs are for this recipe?

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  197. Lilian says

    5 September, 2017 at 10:47 am

    Hi Josh thanks for your recipe

    I baked these accordingly except that I used 1 less egg and only 3/4 stick of butter (1 stick is about 1/2 cup) technically I used less of the wet ingredients but my brad came out really moist inside. I left them baking for 45 mins and couldn’t leave in any longer as they were burning on the top. Could it be I was using Red Bob’s almond meal and should have been almond flour? What’s the difference? I also used maple syrup instead of honey. Not sure what went wrong ;(

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