Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins

  • Good4U 9 years ago
    Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins/saved
    By Mrstempest

    Nice little moist muffin which, was easy to throw together. I think this will be my go to recipe for chocolate Chip Banana Muffins, from now on. I used half a cup semi-sweet and half a cup milk chocolate chips instead of the three quarter cup of them. They came out perfectly cooked in exactly 25 minutes. Definitely worthy of Five Stars!
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  • frankieanne 9 years ago said:
    Oh, yummy looking little things!! I could go for one of those right now. :) Did you use yogurt or sour cream?
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  • mommyluvs2cook 9 years ago said:
    YUM!! Looks fantastic! My kids would be all over those in a second :)
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  • bakerme 9 years ago said:
    Oh yum! I have only tried adding chocolate chips to banana bread once and found it overpowered the banana flavor. Maybe I should have used mini chips for a more subtle flavor. Did you find that with this recipe?
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  • Good4U 9 years ago said:
    I used sour cream Frankie. Yes Bakerme, I have found in other recipes I have made like this you could hardly taste the banana flavour, but not in this one. It is bursting with both flavours. It is a Yummy Muffin:)
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  • bakerme 9 years ago said:
    Thanks for the feedback, Good4U. I may have to try chocolate chips in banana bread again.
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  • mommyluvs2cook 9 years ago said:
    You know what would probably be good Bakerme if the sweet chocolate is too over powering for you is using Cocao Nibs. They are not sweet at all, but have that chocolate flavor, I love them and put a Tbs of them in my smoothie every morning. They are a little pricey, but super healthy for you :)
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  • bakerme 9 years ago said:
    I never thought of that, Ml2c. Thanks for the idea! I have some bananas in the freezer waiting to be made into banana bread.
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  • NPMarie 9 years ago said:
    Yum! What a great combination, banana & chocolate..they look delish Joce!
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