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Tropical Cheerios Split recipe

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Tropical Cheerios Split

MULTIGRAIN CHEERIOS

Bring to the sunshine to your breakfast table with the ultimate tropical breakfast treat.

Preparation Time
5 min
Cooking Time
10 min
Skill Level
Easy
Serving Size
4

Ingredients

4large bananas
360 gGreek style yoghurt
1 tbspmaple syrup
80 gMultigrain Cheerios
200 gpineapple chunks
2passion fruit
20 gcoconut flakes

Instructions

  • In a bowl, mix the yoghurt with ¾ of the cereals and ½ of the maple syrup.
  • Cut the bananas in half lengthways and place them in four banana split dishes - If you don’t have the right dishes, cut the bananas again into quarters and stand each piece upright in small breakfast bowls.
  • Share the yoghurt and cereal mixture equally between dishes and lay a quarter of the pineapple in each.
  • Sprinkle the remaining Cheerios on the yoghurt mixture. Now scatter the coconut flakes over the top.
  • Finally, cut the passion fruit in half and spoon the juice and seed over the banana splits.
  • Serve immediately or the bananas will go brown.

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