
This is my favorite vegan banana bread recipe – this Strawberry Banana Bread is just amazing. This healthy vegan bread is one of its kind – it’s easy to make and so delicious, you’re likely to make it more than once 😉
First, I’d like to thank you all for positive comments on my Energy Bar Wars post. I’m really glad you guys found it helpful! I’m planning  on doing more similar posts in the future! Now, on to the recipe of the post, my Strawberry vegan Banana bread recipe, which is a part of the feature of today: virtual vegan potluck day!  This awesome event was created by An Unrefined Vegan and includes a variety of different food categories and numerous different bloggers, vegan and nonvegan!
“Bringing vegan food bloggers together to share a virtual potluck, linked by a blog circle – and our love of cooking, eating and sharing. Participating bloggers will post recipes – from appetizers to desserts – and photos on the day of the event. Non-vegans welcome as long as they prepare a cruelty- and animal-free dish.”
I’m not vegan however like I said earlier, I try as much as I can to include vegan foods in my life. Especially for snacks and desserts! So here I introduce to you another fabulous vegan recipe – this time it’s a strawberry vegan banana bread recipe.
I love that we found a whole big box of strawberries on sale at Costco. Fresh berries go super fast in our household. Well, my parents, that is. You see, I’m now on summer break. I had a week off of everything to do whatever the heck I wanted and now on Tuesday I am starting a marketing internship at a daily deals company called Brownhub.
Anyway, I haven’t made any loaf recipes because I don’t have a loaf pan in my apartment. Since I’m in my parents house for a few days, I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to put the loaf pan to a good use.
And good use, it was. This bread is so moist and delicious and it makes the whole kitchen deliciously fragnant of strawberries and bananas. Such a delightful scent. While I used honey for this recipe, you can easily sub this for agave to keep it strictly vegan. I’ve read a bit about the controversy with honey, I’ve read both arguments. However, my parents do not have any agave so the choice of honey was a given for this situation. Plus I like it, and I’m not vegan.
Enjoy your virtual vegan potluck, readers!
Is there anything better than fresh berries?
Delicious strawberries and bananas to add some fun to this vegan bread.
Mmmm, it is so good… very fragnant, moist, delicious, and healthy!
Adapted from Averie Cooks.
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Nutritional Facts (for 1/8 of loaf): 172 calories, 41 g carbs, 23 g sugar.
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Now, to get you navigated through the vegan potluck… If you’d like to go to the beginning of the potluck and see the first dish, click here. You can also go back to see another bread, but this time it’s a savory one. Or you can go forward and check out the next category dish – main courses.
Kammie wants to know:
- If you aren’t vegan, do you like to incorporate vegan recipes into your life, or do you not really care?
- What fruit do you think screams summer?
Let me know in the comments below!