At almost 40 years old, I don't believe I've ever heard bread described as "juicy" before and I'm not sure how I feel about it yet.
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Banana bread is different from regular bread, it's more like a cake
And you know when you make a muffin-like cake, and it's wet. This banana cake turned out wet too
Dawg I know what nanner bread is, but like - juicy is not a term I associate with cake. Moist - yeah. Juicy - I unno man.
Hehehe, yeah, moist is probably the word I needed to use 🤣
Hook us up with the recipe!
It was my first time I made it, and I usually chech the recipes just briefly. So I would be able to have a recipe after some time, for now it's just vague 😅