Does Anyone Have the Recipe for a Banana Split Cake?

Does anyone have the recipe for a banana split cake?

* 1 (16 ounce) package vanilla wafers, crushed * 1 cup margarine, melted * 1 (20 ounce) can crushed pineapple, drained * 6 bananas * 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese * 2 cups confectioners' sugar * 1 (12 ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed * 1/4 cup chopped walnuts * 8 maraschino cherries * add to recipe box Add to Recipe Box My folders: * add to shopping list Add to Shopping List * Customize Recipe * add a personal note Add a Personal Note DIRECTIONS 1. Combine the crushed vanilla wafers and melted margarine. Pat into the bottom of one 9x13 inch pan. 2. Beat the cream cheese and confectioners' sugar together until light and fluffy. Spread over the top of the vanilla wafer crust. Spoon crushed pineapple over the cream cheese layer. Then layer sliced bananas over the pineapple. Cover with the non-dairy whipped topping and sprinkle top with chopped walnuts and maraschino cherries.

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What can I dip in/ eat with a banana to make it taste better?

Hey guys, did not you read? She does not like peanut butter! Anyway, I like to dip my banana first in vanilla yoghurt and then into: - nut pieces (almonds are good). - dessicated coconut (so good!) Or just toss my banana in plain dessicated coconut. *drools* Healthy stuff to dip banana in: - honey - apple sauce (it's actually yummy) - a fruit sauce or syrup from the supermarket, tropical is nice - tropical fruits yoghurt - fruit puree - crushed nuts Or some less healthy options: - toffee sauce - golden syrup - icing sugar - chocolate syrup - mini m&m's, yeah! If all else fails, go to your kitchen cupboard/fridge and go through everything for more ideas! Hope that helps you to eat your banana! xx

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How can I incorporate powdered peanut butter into a boxed banana bread?

He's right. It likely would come out with a different consistency. That 1/3 cup of oil and maybe some egg would be partly absorbed by the peanut butter. That will affect the texture.For a first try: In a separate bowl I would reconstitute the 2 T of peanut butter with water (4 T in this case). For easier measuring 4 T = 1/4 cup. Add the reconstituted peanut butter to the batter, two options to mix in:

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my penis is bent downwards in THE shape of a banana Amd causes my fiance pain during anal sex.?

I agree with the others about this man having a lot of abuse problems. He is trying to control you, he's demeaning, thinks he's smarter, and he has no respect for your feelings. Screaming at you? Seriously? He sounds like a monster. Please get out of this relationship. He is a pathological liar, and is not going to change. He will be this way every time you and he disagree about anything

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What are some great smoothie recipes? Please no plain strawberry and banana. Im looking for somthing unique:)?

1)Pineapple, cherry, and coconut milk. 2)Blue berry, black berry, raspberry, boysenberry, and (is this allowed mixed with others) strawberry.

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Do you watch charlie the unicorn and if you do, do like CANDY MOUNTAIN OR BANANA KING?

My mom said that's like something someone would watch when their high xD

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Survey : Would you ride on my banana boat?

sure as long as u have banana life jacket lets go banana !!!

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How do you freeze a banana?

I've been freezing bananas for a while now.. All I do is peel them and dump them in a bag. They do not stick together, you can break them up in the bag after they are frozen (for easy dumping in the blender!) and they've never turned brown unless I forget about them for far, far too long.

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Is it correct to say "They want a banana?" or "They want banana?" or we must say "They want bananas?" I mean, what does changing a noun in a sentence depend on?

They are all correct, but mean slightly different things."They want a banana" - this could mean they want one banana to share, or more likely that they want a banana each. The "each" is often understood, especially when the alternative meaning of 6 people sharing a banana seems unlikely. "They want banana" - this is using "banana" as an uncountable noun. This could be because "banana" is a flavour - "Which milkshake do they want?", "They want banana". Or perhaps because it is mashed banana, as a baby might eat "What do the twins want to eat?", "They want banana""They want bananas" - this is back to a countable noun, and in the plural. Now it is clear that more than one banana is involved