Air Fryer Banana Donut Bites

Name: Air Fryer Banana Donut Bites
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 20 servings
Ingredients: 2 Ripe bananas; 2 Eggs; 100 g Greek yoghurt; 2 tbsp Honey; 1 tsp Ground cinnamon; 50 g White chocolate; 250 g Self-raising flour; 40 g Granulated sugar; 1 tsp Ground cinnamon; Cooking spray

I had some more overripe bananas staring at me and thought I’d see if I could make mini donuts with them sure if inspired by the cinnamon sugar pretzels you can get too! WOW- They turned out sooo so well and make a lovely snack or sweet treat and the air fryer makes them so quick- the best part is 4 of them also have 10g of protein too! They are best enjoyed warm but you can easily reheat them in the microwave for a few seconds and I think next time I will definitely add some dark chocolate chips to the batter!!

Cook

10m

Air Fryer Banana Donut Bites

I had some more overripe bananas staring at me and thought I’d see if I could make mini donuts with them sure if inspired by the cinnamon sugar pretzels you can get too! WOW- They turned out sooo so well and make a lovely snack or sweet treat and the air fryer makes them so quick- the best part is 4 of them also have 10g of protein too! They are best enjoyed warm but you can easily reheat them in the microwave for a few seconds and I think next time I will definitely add some dark chocolate chips to the batter!!

Cook

10m

Ingredients

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Step 1

In a large bowl, mash the bananas until fairly smooth. Mix in the eggs, Greek yoghurt and honey.

For

For the donut bites

Ripe bananas, mashed

Eggs

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Laura E

14 days ago

Used milk chocolate instead of white but wow, such a yummy treat!

Emma M

2 months ago

Used defrosted frozen banana so needed more flour but went down well with the kids

Molly

2 months ago

So glad they were enjoyed !! X

Deborah B

2 months ago

I found this really difficult. The dough was soo runny I ended up adding in around an extra 150-200g. I would brush with melted butter next time for it to stick better rather than spray oil as it we t quite clumpy. They do that very yummy, although a bit claggy (probably due to the amount of flour I ended up using)

Jodie C

2 months ago

Thought I’d batch make some for my toddlers and I’ve already had to make more! Another hit 🥰

Sara N

3 months ago

These were delish and so easy to make!

Kim W

3 months ago

These are going to take some getting used to because I found them quite tricky! However they were totally worth it.

Emma

3 months ago

Us there another fruit we could use other than banana?xx

Molly

3 months ago

Apple puree would work xx

Vikki B

3 months ago

DELICIOUSSSSSSSS

Molly

3 months ago

Love the bowl too!!!!

Missy m

3 months ago

Lush!!

Shelley

3 months ago

Don’t count 🫣 we only managed to make 19! Little balls of amazingness - thank you Molly!

Molly

3 months ago

They look absolutely delightful !!!!!!🩷🩷🩷🩷🍌

Neve F

3 months ago

What would be the best way to make these without an air fryer as annoyingly ours has recently broken, in the oven or literally frying them in oil?

Molly

3 months ago

If you pop then in oven at the same temp just a few extra minutes !!🩷🩷

Chloe G

3 months ago

I definitely did a few too big however, these are delicious and a hit with my 2 year old too!

Molly

3 months ago

Thank you I’m so glad !!!!

Katie M

3 months ago

Absolutely spot on these are absolutely beautiful and what a brilliant different way to make use of those over ripe bananas. Will definitely add dark chocolate chips next time though. Later on I will be adding a drizzle of caramel sauce when I have some😋. Xx