Me too, better marmite butter interaction.
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I like both but can’t imagine them together 
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wow
actually if I liked bananas, which I don’t, I’d give this a spin
My mum used to make us banana and Marmite sandwiches when we were kids.
Didn’t she like you? 
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Is it even possible to not like bananas? What?
Alien. That’s it.
I like ripe bananas. I don’t like them in any way green and even if they are just yellow I have difficulty. Other people like them in those other ways but they are rong.
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Yes
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Bananas are wonderful. I wouldn’t put them on pizza, though.
Nutella and Banana calzone in the ooni 
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No marmite? Fucking pussy.
Dad has always had marmite and peanut butter sandwiches. All the rong. He also drinks Arnold Palmers. Rong.
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The bananas we get to eat in th UK are *pathetic.
Ripen at home - fuck off
*I do still eat them occasionally, but leave them to ripen for several days before they become remotely edible.
I like them what I call ripe but not fizzy.
Only curry 
Thai bananas (Small, sweet dumpy looking things) in porridge made with coconut milk + a dash of honey is nice.
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yes - I can take them or leave em. Dont like the texture, too sweet for me. We dont buy them, and I’d never choose them as an ingredient on a menu.
They are amost at the bottom of the list of fruit I’d choose to eat (strawberries are below - I am allergic) - even Durian is higher up the list.
Now that’s an interesting fruit, like something died in your mouth.
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I don’t mind it…
When I was working at our Malaysian outpost, I was often invited for dinner for amazing home cooked food, but they always politely asked if i minded Durian as part of the inevitable fruit platter for afters. I dont mind it, but the dinner party hosts always took it outside to eat…
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