How To Make Banana Fluff!

This is an old dessert, but one I make every now and then. Why not share it with the instructables' community? I made two containers instead of one so that I could give my friend,Betty, one.

Step 1 Ingredients Needed

Bananas (3)
A box of vanilla cookies/wafers
A box of banana creme pudding and pie filling
3 cups of milk
some whipped cream

Comments

[tree_squirrel]

I also know this as "banana pudding," and am from Texas. Whatever it's called, I just followed Creativeman's recipe and put itall in a bigger casserole dish.  My boyfriend said, "Make thisagain, please!"  I couldn't agree more; it's superyummy!  Thanks for putting the recipe out there for others to try!

[DELETED_jorgegunn]

Im from texas too. My mom makes this exept with whole wafers layered instead of crushed but we call it "Banana Pudding" as well . To Phill you did an excelent instructalbes i have allways known how to make it but never thought about how you would expalin it to someone else.Plus it has made me hungry gonna go get me some gluten free cookies and make some today.

[solariana]

have you tried adding in condensed milk? i read it around somewhere am gonna try it today will post back the results :)

[DebH57]

MMMM Yummy CMan!

[toffie]

that looks really delicious, thanks for sharing! =)

[Creativeman]

You're welcome...try it, you'll like it! Cman

[kid cudi]

i dont really like bannanas would i still like it

[CherryCola1788]

As has been mentioned, this is called Banana Pudding in other areas (specifically the southern states, I've never heard it called 'fluff'). My mother makes it in a deep glass bowl or in a trifle dish, and actually uses whole wafers or wafers cut in halves to make designs on the outer inside of the glass. I made it for my German in-laws last Christmas when we visited Germany and my father-in-law ate nearly three bowls of it :). Also, some strange people like to mix diced pineapple into the pudding, but I have yet to understand this concept...

[eetzel]

Where I come from, this is banana pudding. We use whole wafers, not crushed and normally cool whip. If you go to a church potluck in Texas, Unless it is a very fancy church, this is the banana pudding you will get. Good job. I hope you and your neighbor enjoy it!

[Creativeman]

Thanks for your comments eetzel. It's interesting how these things get different names but are basically the same...Cman

[zascecs]

Looks pretty good!

[Creativeman]

Thank you. Cman

[merijnvw]

Thanks for this reciped! I love bananas so I'm going to make this one day. Thanks

[Creativeman]

You're welcome...go for it! Cman

[atombomb1945]

I have always folded in some whip cream into the pudding, which lightens it up a bit. Cool Whip rather than the caned works best. No matter how you do it, this is to die for.

[stephenniall]

OOh Ive tasted them wafers once and they was lovely i bet they taste awesome in this looks Very nice im gonna try and make one

[tnhank]

Never heard it called 'Banana Fluff' before,....here in the South it is known as just good-ole 'BananaPudding'. Rest assured, it's good no matter what you may call it!!

[ChrysN]

Looks yummy!

[Creativeman]

Thanks ChrysN. Cman