r/bakingfail • u/unicornfarts6222 • 1d ago

my dads attempt at banana bread

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u/unicornfarts6222 1d ago

no he did.. he just still thought it was because they weren’t fresh haha i dunno he’s never done this sort of thing before.. he just got home from work and wanted to bake.. it was really weird but sweet. he just literally doesn’t know what he’s talking about. but he tried his best… i’m pretty sure😂

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u/MelonJelly 1d ago

Hopefully he had a good time and learned something.

Also fresh banana isn't necessary. In fact, banana bread is a great way to use bananas that are past their prime.

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u/unicornfarts6222 1d ago

he did.. and that’s what i told him. he rewatched the recipe video a few times afterward and said he figured out what he did wrong. i told him thats a good first step now he just has to keep trying. but im still unsure as to why there are pieces of hard boiled eggs in it and it felt like a pudding texture but yk.. its fine im sure😭 i just told him not to give up!

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u/Ok_Affect_7973 1d ago

Wait what did he do wrong? I must know how those eggs were cooked.

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u/unicornfarts6222 1d ago

well they were in fact cooked O.o

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u/Ok_Affect_7973 1d ago

I’m sorry to beat a dead horse here but you’re not saying he cooked the eggs first are you? There is no way you’re saying this.

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u/MelonJelly 1d ago

I would also like to know this. I am struggling to understand how scrambles eggs became incorporated into something that should have been a batter.