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This banana bread is super moist and is a very tasty teatime (or anytime) treat. Coconut adds a special twist to make this a favourite in any household. As well as being gluten and dairy free its also paleo friendly.
Ingedients
150g Gluten free flour Flour
2 teaspoons Baking Powder
1 Spotty banana
2 eggs
150g Fat (Coconut oil, Ghee, Grass feed butter)
100-120g (or to taste) Sweetner -Coconut Palm Sugar is a good choice
1 cup dried dessicated coconut
Instructions
Pre heat the oven: 180C
Mash the banana and add the egg and mix then add all of the remaining ingredients together. Pour into a lined loaf tine and bake for 35 (ish) minutes….it really is that simple.
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US Custom changes Aug 29 2025
Every US shipment, regardless of value or content, must now undergo full entry with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
Our lab partners are working hard to reduce the impact of these new customs procedures on returning US bound test samples.
Unfortunately this change may impact your test results turnaround time
Transit times may be longer due to increased customs processing.
Samples may be delayed or held while clearance is completed.
If you have already sent back your sample and it is directly affected by these customs delays, our team will contact you individually to advise on the next steps.
We know how vital timely testing is for you and we greatly value your understanding while these changes take effect.
We expect the situation to improve as customs processes adjust, and we will provide updates as this develops.
Please do not return samples to the laboratories that may arrive after Wednesday 27th March and up to and including Monday 2nd April.
The laboratories are closed from the 28th March – 2nd April for the Easter Holiday.