Ingredients

3 ripe bananas
1 cup of berries (I used strawberries)
Pinch of salt

Recipe Directions

1. Blend ingredients in a blender.

2. Put mixture on teflex sheets in the dehydrator about a 1/4-inch thick.

3. Dehydrate at 105 Fahrenheit until dry. The banana will keep them from getting too dry, so don't be too terribly afraid of them crumbling.

4. Peel them off the sheets. Mine turned out so shiny, they looked laminated.

5. Cut them with a very sharp knife or razor. You'll need to use the tip of the knife and pull hard while holding the fruit roll down. I gave up after a couple and just used the knife to make small cuts that I could tear.

6. Roll up and wrap with wax paper.

Lovin' My Sunshine's Thoughts

By Lovin' My Sunshine

These are a really easy and quick snack for when you're on the go.

I made them for school as a need to have a sweet sugar pick-me-up without being sticky or needing a time out.

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Easy Peasy Fruit Roll Ups
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I love raw roll ups. Its great to find a treat kids like that seem naughty but is 100% real ingredients. I make these all the time.

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yum i make these all the time, its a good use for left over green smoothie

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So about how long in the dehydrator?

Thanks

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RawRawRawGal's Review

Easy Peasy Fruit Roll Ups
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I love raw roll ups. Its great to find a treat kids like that seem naughty but is 100% real ingredients. I make these all the time.

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Lovin' My Sunshine

May 08, 2013

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I don't remember how long, definitely overnight. Really just depends. And I found that after they sat a few days-possibly a week- between towels they were almost like...mousse? Only...hard and rolled? Somewhere between a little sponge and fluffy leather? I dunno really how to explain but they were good! Not tough or cracked at all. :)

@ Suzana107:

Your profile picture is gorgeous. :)

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Easy Peasy Fruit Roll Ups
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yum i make these all the time, its a good use for left over green smoothie

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So about how long in the dehydrator?

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