For the best flavor, use very ripe bananas – the kind that are almost too ripe to eat on their own. They'll provide the most intense banana sweetness. Don't overcrowd the fryer; work in batches to maintain the oil temperature and ensure even cooking. If you prefer a crispier fritter, you can add a tablespoon of rice flour to the batter. Experiment with different toppings! A dusting of powdered sugar, a drizzle of honey, or a scoop of vanilla ice cream are all fantastic additions.
Delilah Kunze
Mar 13, 2025Followed the recipe exactly, and they were amazing! Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, just like they should be.
Meaghan Dickens
Mar 12, 2025These were so easy to make and absolutely delicious! My kids devoured them in minutes.
Felton Zemlak
Nov 29, 2024I tried using plantains instead of bananas, and they were also really good! A nice variation on the original.
Monroe Stracke
Nov 23, 2024I added a bit of vanilla extract to the batter, and it gave them an amazing aroma. Will definitely make again!
Baylee Parisian
Aug 31, 2024The step-by-step instruction really helped me get this recipe down. Thanks!
Harold Becker
Aug 14, 2024These are so much better than store-bought fritters. So fresh and flavorful!
Alessia Roob
Jul 30, 2024I found that using a small ice cream scoop helped to make uniform fritters. They looked so professional!
Marge Smith
Jul 15, 2024This is a great recipe! I used gluten-free flour, and they turned out perfectly. A fantastic gluten-free treat!
Fritz Ankunding
Jul 15, 2024The batter was a little too thick for me, but adding a tablespoon of milk solved the problem. Thanks for the recipe!
Yadira Damore
May 10, 2024My fritters turned out a bit greasy. Next time, I'll make sure the oil is hot enough before adding the batter.