best Campfire Banana Smores Recipe

Cook Time:

15 Minutes

Serves:

1
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recipe4472009-07-30T22:34:49-08:00
best Campfire Banana Smores Recipe
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Servings: 1

Rating:

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There’s even smore to love when you add bananas to this chocolate and marshmallow campfire classic. Have a camping trip coming up? Don’t forget to bring a few Chiquita Bananas so you can make Campfire Banana Smores for the entire group.

Ingredients:

  • 1   whole Chiquita Banana, unpeeled
  • 6   whole Mini Marshmallows
  • 12   whole Chocolate Chips

Instructions for:

best Campfire Banana Smores Recipe

Peel one side of the banana and cut a wedge in the fruit. Pour a few mini marshmallows and chocolate chips in the wedge. Replace the peel and wrap the banana in aluminum foil. Ask an adult to place the banana on the barbecue grill or in the campfire coals for about 5 minutes.

Nutrition Information Per Serving:

Calories 140; Total Fat 1.5 g (Sat 1 g, Trans 0 g, Poly 0 g, Mono 0 g); Cholesterol 0 mg; Sodium 0 mg; Potassium 440 mg; Total Carbohydrates 33 g; Dietary Fiber 3 g; Total Sugars 20 g; Protein 2 g. Percent Daily Value: Vitamin A 2%; Vitamin B6 20%; Vitamin C 15%; Vitamin D 0%; Calcium 0%; Iron 2%.



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  • February 4, 2012
    deb
     
    Can you use the broiler in the wintertime? I'm assuming you can, but would you leave the banana peel open so the heat can brown the marshmellows?
  • January 26, 2012
    Natalia
     
    Great idea! I'm tried mine in the oven, very good still!
  • January 12, 2012
    JMay
     
    Love it!!!!!
  • October 26, 2011
    Pack 733 Reading, MA
     
    We just had our Fall campout and had our 50+ scouts and their families make these for an after dinner treat. The boys assembled the "banana boat" as an activity before dinner and used a Sharpie to write their names on the foil. We built a separate charcoal firepit to cook them and all the boys enjoyed them while we sat around the campfire and told stories, did skits and sang songs. It was a great departure from traditional smores which we've done for many years. Great activity.
  • October 7, 2011
    sydney
     
    those look grose
  • August 31, 2011
    Chiquita
     
    @Luke, good question! The answer is Yes. After you finish grilling the banana that has been partially peeled, peel the rest of the banana and enjoy your treat by the campfire! :-)
  • August 25, 2011
    Luke
     
    I'm pretty sure you do, but do you finish peeling the banana, when it's time to eat it?
  • May 11, 2011
    Lorri
     
    Seen this done on tv glad to have found the know how to try this now looks to be very tasty and maybe messy but good
  • August 31, 2010
    Zobe
     
    Sounds great. Can't wait to make it.
  • February 25, 2010
    Diana
     
    Thanks good way to get them to eat fruit and have some fun
  • February 23, 2010
    Rhonda Martin
     
    Thanks for the tip. It'll make for a new fun campfire recipe
  • February 22, 2010
    kiaa
     
    love
  • February 16, 2010
    alyssa
     
    this recipe sounds delicious.it sounds exciting to do.im going to do it for my campfire.in this summer cause im going to start camp this summer.
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