Gluten Free Banana Split Cake Recipe

Gluten Free Banana Split Cake Recipe

First, let me make it clear that this is NOT a healthy dessert. Yes, it is gluten free. Yes, it has fruit in it. But for someone like me, who also has Type II diabetes, this is full of sugar and fat and calories. But, let’s face it. Everyone wants a really good delicious splurge now and then. I don’t eat stuff like this every day, or even every month. However, on occasion, I do want something that is sweet and gooey and not good for me. So, when my friend Alison posted her recipe for Banana Split Cake on her blog, Being Alison, it dredged up memories of the Banana Split Cake I used to make years ago.  And, because I had just found Kinnikinnick Gluten Free Graham Style Crumbs, I knew I had to convert the recipe to gluten free. It wasn’t that hard to do.

For the crust:

1 1/2 cups Kinnikinnick Gluten Free Graham Style Crumbs

1/4 cup sugar

6 tablespoons melted butter

Mix all ingredients well, then press into your greased pan.

Gluten Free Graham style crust recipe

For the filling:

filling ingredients

2 sticks soft butter

2 eggs

1 box confectioners sugar

1 20 oz. can of pineapple tidbits, drained

3 or 4 bananas

1 small container Cool Whip

1 jar Maraschino cherries

Beat the butter until fluffy. Add the eggs and mix well. Then add the confectioners sugar, a cup at a time, and beat well after each addition. Spread on top of the crust.

filling

Spread the pineapple tidbits on top of th butter/sugar/egg filling.

pineapple

Next, layer sliced bananas on top of the pineapple.

banana layer

Spread the Cool Whip over the banana layer, then dot with cherries. Refrigerate until ready to serve.

mmmm, gluten free banana split cake

This dessert is so easy to make, and is so delicious, you will be tempted to make it every week. But don’t. Your hips and your blood sugar will thank you.

 

 

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Karen Eidson is telling the world way too much about her, whether they want to know it or not. She writes about her life of living full time in an RV, eating a gluten free diet, things she does for fun, and things that are important to her. She makes you look at photos of her grandchildren, talk about her husband's survival of oral cancer, and shows you things she has made. You know you want to look.

Comments

  1. Mmmm yours looks great too! I love how you could make it gluten-free!!

  2. I get to try it tonight!

  3. I wouldn’t recommend eating that with raw eggs in it

    • I made it with raw eggs. It’s how the recipe is made.

    • Fab Grandma says:

      You can make the choice to make the recipe as written or not. Fear keeps us all from making choices to experience the good things in life. I am not going to be afraid of a raw egg. I have made this same recipe (the regular version) before I started eating gluten free for years, always using raw eggs, and no one in my family has ever gotten sick from eating it. Thanks for stopping by.

  4. It looks and sounds delicious!

  5. Wow, that looks incredibly delicious!!!

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