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  1. I wonder if the banana flour is made from green as in unripe bananas or is there another type of banana that stays green even when it's ripe? I can make banana flour at home by slicing and dehydrating bananas until they are crunchy dry, then grinding them into a powder. Much cheaper than ordering online. It's so expensive because it comes from India. Heck, we have plenty of bananas here. If you don't have a dehydrator, just put them out in the sun on a big tray and check periodically to see if they are dried out. Or buy dried bananas, they are still cheaper. Thanks for the recipe. I will make it pretty soon.

  2. You definitely make this look easy. I agree with the comment below. Pulled out my Eat to Live book and starting a plant based nutritarian lifestyle. Thanks for the inspiration. God bless you and your family. ???

  3. So looking forward to making this cake! You make it look so easy!
    Hint: don't forget to pit the dates!
    The first time I used them in a smoothie, I had hard inedible chunks in it!
    Also, if you have a tree nut allergy, look up plant based frostings-there's a few good ones out there that do not use nuts.

  4. Please could you let me know approximate date weights? I have bought some date paste and I think it would not measure correctly in cups. Thanks in advance. Cannot wait to give this a try!

  5. Oh wow! That looks sooo good! Wonder how it might be with some raisins added in with the carrots? I'd be so tempted to sprinkle the frosting with some finely chopped walnuts too! This is a must-try! for sure … my favourite cake of them all! (yep, even over chocolate and I love chocolate too!) Love your videos, love your recipes! Thanks a lot for sharing so generously!

  6. I've been looking high and low for a WFPB carrot cake recipe. Is the cake on the moist side? I like moist carrot cake, but I'm not sure if the oil is responsible for the moisteness.

  7. Why do you use baking powder and baking soda if this is supposed to be a "salt" free recipe. I understand that sodium is diffrent than salt, but sodium is bad for you in excess amounts so wouldn't it make sense to use yeast or just leave it out in the first place? I really am curious, not trying to be rude or anything but I would love to know your answer.

  8. Thanks Jill sounds Deeeeelish but what can we use instead of banana flour (I’m from Australia & it costs a fortune for shipping to order from Amazon) thank u ???

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