Banana Boat is their street name, but these will surpass your fantasy for a campfire dessert–hence the new and improved name. Their warm, mushy goodness will win the hearts of your troop who will happily cheat on their long-beloved s’mores.
Prepare a campfire and let it burn down to hot coals.
Slit the bananas with a knife lengthwise, cutting through the skin and halfway through the banana.
Be careful to stop before you reach the ends.
Break up the chocolate bar and slip an even number of squares or chips into the pocket in each banana.
Wrap each banana up in a square of foil and place in the campfire coals (or even on a grate over the fire) for 4 to 5 minutes.
Carefully open on a plate and eat the delicious mess with a spoon or fork.
The banana is mentioned for the first time in written history in Buddhist texts in 600 BCE.
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