*Raw Banana "Marshmallows"

One of my favorite additions to any cup of hot chocolate is a marshmallow. I enjoy raw hot chocolate  (I'll be posting that recipe soon) with the addition of these little banana gems. Eat them as a snack too! Yum is all I can say!

Yield: As much as you want
You will need:
-Ripe bananas
Directions:
1. Peel the bananas and slice into coins that are 1/2 an inch in width.
2. Place cut side down on dehydrator trays and dehydrate for about 5-6 hours before turning the banana slices over to continue dehydrating on the other side.
3. Dehydrate for another 4-6 hours on the other side until a chewy consistency is reached.
4. Remove from the trays and allow to cool.
5. Store in an airtight container or a freezer bag in the freezer until ready to use or ready to munch on.

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