Very simply, we take freshly frozen organic bananas and whip them into a cold, creamy soft-serve we call banana whip. No additives. No weird ingredients. Just bananas—transformed into something so smooth and dreamy, you won’t believe that’s all it is. It looks like ice cream, tastes like dessert bliss, and somehow still feels light and refreshing.

Then come the toppings—because dessert should be fun. Our toppings are thoughtfully sourced from all over (local whenever possible), and we keep them dairy-free — except with the option of either traditional dairy whipped cream or non-dairy coconut whipped cream. We also offer gluten-free topping options, and the banana whip itself is naturally gluten-free.

Banana whip has a few perks over traditional ice cream, too. It’s lighter, naturally sweet, and refreshingly cool—so you can enjoy dessert without feeling weighed down afterward. And yes, that means less guilt… even if you decide to treat yourself more than once. (We won’t judge.)

Scroll down to learn more about the health benefits of bananas, then come try a Bananarama Sundae for yourself. Fair warning: once you do, your idea of dessert might be forever changed. 🍌✨

There are so many benefits to eating bananas every day.  Here are just a few:

• Bananas are naturally free of fat, cholesterol, and sodium. 
• Bananas contain three natural sugars, sucrose, fructose and glucose, giving us a  great source of energy.
• Bananas are one of the best fruit sources of vitamin B6​, they also contain vitamin C, Fiber, Manganese, Potassium, Biotin, Folate, Chromium, Iodine, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Selenium, and Zinc.  So much nutrients along with a power house of antioxidants.
• Japanese researchers have proven the dark spots on ripe yellow bananas signal that your banana contains high levels of a substance called Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF), which have been found to enhance the cancer-fighting properties of white blood cells in our bodies.

*You can go to our linked resources below to see how these nutrients benefit your body more specifically.

Sources:
Webmd.com
Healthxchange.sg
Naturalfoodseries.com
Whfoods.com
Food Science Technologies Resource
livelovefruit.com