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Has anyone else’s social media been flooded with homemade banana bread recipes? Is it actually possible that banana bread has been sponsoring lockdown all this time? I know this feels like a new, emerging trend but believe it or not during times of crisis the world often turns to good, reliable banana bread recipes. Our cookbooks were first graced with their presence in the 1930’s during the great depression when people were hesitant to throw away food. Banana bread recipes then grew in popularity as a fun way to make use of those troublesome overly ripe bananas that tend to just stink up our kitchens!

So why not eliminate some of that lockdown boredom and avoid those pesky supermarket queues and get baking with the ingredients you already have in your cupboard? This is your guide to the best tips and beginner baking recipes to get you busy in the kitchen this lockdown. Everyone is totally exhausted from our monotonous routines of online lectures and study and it's becoming extremely difficult to differentiate between home and university making us all a little more stressed than usual. Nevertheless, nothing quite says home like the smell of baking and we can't forget that stressed spelled backwards is desserts!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           (Photo Credit: Focus Fitness)

Has anyone else’s social media been flooded with homemade banana bread recipes? Is it actually possible that banana bread has been sponsoring lockdown all this time? I know this feels like a new, emerging trend but believe it or not during times of crisis the world often turns to good, reliable banana bread recipes. Our cookbooks were first graced with their presence in the 1930’s during the great depression when people were hesitant to throw away food. Banana bread recipes then grew in popularity as a fun way to make use of those troublesome overly ripe bananas that tend to just stink up our kitchens!

So why not eliminate some of that lockdown boredom and avoid those pesky supermarket queues and get baking with the ingredients you already have in your cupboard? This is your guide to the best tips and beginner baking recipes to get you busy in the kitchen this lockdown. Everyone is totally exhausted from our monotonous routines of online lectures and study and it's becoming extremely difficult to differentiate between home and university making us all a little more stressed than usual. Nevertheless, nothing quite says home like the smell of baking and we can't forget that stressed spelled backwards is desserts!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           (Photo Credit: Focus Fitness)

Has anyone else’s social media been flooded with homemade banana bread recipes? Is it actually possible that banana bread has been sponsoring lockdown all this time? I know this feels like a new, emerging trend but believe it or not during times of crisis the world often turns to good, reliable banana bread recipes. Our cookbooks were first graced with their presence in the 1930’s during the great depression when people were hesitant to throw away food. Banana bread recipes then grew in popularity as a fun way to make use of those troublesome overly ripe bananas that tend to just stink up our kitchens!

So why not eliminate some of that lockdown boredom and avoid those pesky supermarket queues and get baking with the ingredients you already have in your cupboard? This is your guide to the best tips and beginner baking recipes to get you busy in the kitchen this lockdown. Everyone is totally exhausted from our monotonous routines of online lectures and study and it's becoming extremely difficult to differentiate between home and university making us all a little more stressed than usual. Nevertheless, nothing quite says home like the smell of baking and we can't forget that stressed spelled backwards is desserts!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           (Photo Credit: Focus Fitness)

Has anyone else’s social media been flooded with homemade banana bread recipes? Is it actually possible that banana bread has been sponsoring lockdown all this time? I know this feels like a new, emerging trend but believe it or not during times of crisis the world often turns to good, reliable banana bread recipes. Our cookbooks were first graced with their presence in the 1930’s during the great depression when people were hesitant to throw away food. Banana bread recipes then grew in popularity as a fun way to make use of those troublesome overly ripe bananas that tend to just stink up our kitchens!

So why not eliminate some of that lockdown boredom and avoid those pesky supermarket queues and get baking with the ingredients you already have in your cupboard? This is your guide to the best tips and beginner baking recipes to get you busy in the kitchen this lockdown. Everyone is totally exhausted from our monotonous routines of online lectures and study and it's becoming extremely difficult to differentiate between home and university making us all a little more stressed than usual. Nevertheless, nothing quite says home like the smell of baking and we can't forget that stressed spelled backwards is desserts!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           (Photo Credit: Focus Fitness)