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How to turn brown bananas into the best vegan bread of the bunch – recipe | Waste not

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Last updated: October 21, 2026 2:02 pm
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Use over-ripe fruit to flesh out this loaf with chocolate, spelt and miso – truly top banana

After nine years, I can’t believe I’ve never written a recipe for banana bread for this column, so it had better be a good one, especially after I picked up a huge bunch of brown bananas at the corner shop for next to nothing the other day. This is a vegan bread made with olive oil instead of butter and with the mashed bananas acting as a binder in place of eggs; I’ve also added some miso to boost the umami and overall satiety – the salt enhances the sugar, boosting the sweetness while rounding it off nicely. In the interest of biodiversity and flavour, I’ve used wholemeal spelt flour, but any will do.

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Source: Guardian Lifestyle

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