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Classic Sour Cream-Banana Bread

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Uploaded by on Feb 13, 2009

Make this quick bread classic with a sweet banana taste and a walnut crunch—its easy with a little help from the Kraft Kitchens Food Expert! Without any kneading or rising time needed, its simple to make, and tastes great as a breakfast treat or a satisfying snack. Get the recipe here: http://www.kraftrecipes.com/recipes/classic-sour-cream-banana-bread-112513.as...

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  • Why doesn't she just add all the banana?

  • @MariaCaro95 Hi MariaCaro95- In the video her measurement was slightly more than a cup, so she did not use all of the bananas. As long as you add 1 cup of bananas, the recipe will turn out fine. You wouldn’t want to exceed ¼ cup more as it could throw off the ratio of wet to dry ingredients.

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  • The teacher lady acts like the other lady is an idiot, how rude

  • the other woman is really weird and creepy

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  • fresh baked banana bread for breakfast? Who likes to spend all there time baking when they wake up, i just like making something quick like toast or eggs.

  • not enough banana too dry loves

  • @KraftCookingSchool Ohh I never thought of the wet to dry ingredient ratio that but now that you mention it I realize it is true. I was just wondering because in the recipe that I use, it just mentions mashing 4 bananas but yet again the flour content is also 2 cups.

  • Is the sour cream absolutely necessary?My family's not too fond of it so I wondered if I could do this without.

  • the bread looks like cardboard

  • the lady in the dark shirt is so arkward and why was she saying " ok" so much and it was just very annoying

  • Really nice work!!!!

  • she should have cracked each egg INDIVIDUALLY into the small bowl to check for freshness/shells...pour each good egg into the batter separately so good eggs aren't wasted with potential bad eggs.

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