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Grilled Banana S’mores

These are certainly nothing new or original, but they ARE all over Pinterest, especially as grilling season is upon us, so I felt like I should try them. Plus, since I started the Slimfast challenge a few weeks ago, I’ve been doing a pretty decent job of watching what I eat and Grilled Banana S’mores won’t ruin your diet. I figured at the very least it would help curb my sweet tooth! (I REALLY want a big batch of chocolate chip cookies, but the 10 pounds I’ve lost so far are very motivating! 

INGREDIENTS
bananas (1/2-1 per person)
mini marshmallows
mini chocolate chips
granola
toffee bits

PREPARATION
1. Cut a slit in the banana, lengthwise, but not all the way through to the bottom

2. Spread open and stuff with marshmallows and chocolate chips

3. Place on a sheet of tin foil and loosely fold over the ends and top (leave lots of head room so you don’t get melted marshmallow all over the top of your tin foil

4. Grill over medium heat for 3-5 minutes, until the marshmallows are fluffy and the chips are softened and melty

5. Top with whatever crunchy topping you like- toffee, granola, graham crackers, vanilla wafers, etc.

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