Banana & Chocolate Japanese Fruit Sando | Kitchenstagram

Banana & Chocolate Sando pairs firm banana slices with smooth, velvety filling made from buttery dark chocolate spread. The airy, mousse-like filling is layered between slices of milk bread, a beloved Asian loaf known for its exceptionally soft texture and gentle chew. The bread perfectly complements the light chocolate filling, while the fresh banana adds a pleasant bite. Together, these elements create a balanced sandwich where creamy, soft and chewy texture comes together in every mouthful.

Why you’ll love this recipe?

  • Ready in just 10 minutes, making it ideal for snack time.

  • Made with fruit and real ingredients.

  • A simple, delicious recipe that’s perfect for kids.

Make Ahead:

You can prepare these sandwiches in advance by wrapping them tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerating them for up to 1 day.

Ingredients

  • 4 Large Bananas, peeled

  • 4 nos. White bread slices or Japanese milk bread slices

  • Dark Chocolate Spread

Preparation

  • Step 1: Place the bread slices on a clean cutting board. Using a serrated knife trim the crusts from the bread slices. Spread dark chocolate spread in an even layer on each of 4 bread slices.
  • Step 2: Arrange the bananas over each slice. Top with remaining bread slices and press gently.
  • Step 3: Wrap each sandwich tightly with plastic wrap. Refrigerate until filling feels firm, about 1 hour. To serve, using a serrated knife slice the sandwich.
  • Step 4: Serve and enjoy!!

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