What Is A Good Use For Rotten Bananas?

Question

BESIDES COOKING

like what can i use them for, instead of just throwing them away, like wasting them? there is alot so i dont want to throw them out, until i know there is NOT a way to reuse them on somthing else.

is there anything?

Answer 1

compost!

Answer 2

rotten banana can be used for dumping in your lawn as manure

Answer 3

composting

Answer 4

Hmmm. No cooking.   Banana ice cream?    Know anyone with parrots?    They like bananas.   Compost sounds good if you bury them under grass clippings or something to keep the fruit fly population down.

Answer 5

banana bread yu,  

Answer 6

mix with a little honey and oatmeal and use for a great moisturizing scrub/mask for dry skin. works great on feet and elbows.

Don't eat them, instead make a gorgeous facial mask by mashing it up, adding a splash of honey & leaving it on for 15 minutes. It smells delicious.

Natures Breast Lift.

It sounds ludicrous, but it works. Take two overripe bananas and mash them slightly. Take an old bra and put it on. Place the mashed bananas inside your bra and leave it on for about 30 minutes. The effects can last up to 3 days. Because this is messy I recommend you only use before special events or at night when you're not likely to have company. Good luck. Take care of yourselves and those you love. And may your b*****s be as perky as they were in High School.

If they are black inside as well as outside, bury them at the base of a rose bush or other shrub. As they decompose they feed the plant healthy nutrients.

They also freeze well in the peal for use later.

Answer 7

Just leave them outside in your garden or something and they should decompose!

Answer 8

Hide them behind someone's radiator - it'll stink. My flatmate put a fish behind my radiator once as a joke......so I put powdered milk on their bed sheets. You could try that too, it dissolves in their sweat and then goes sour, nice!

Answer 9

Sounds like they are well into the rotten stage!

Bananas are a great item to jump start a compost heap with.  Some coffee grinds, dirt, dead leaves....

The link below provides over a dozen sites on getting a compost heap going and the benefits provided by doing so.  Good luck.

Answer 10

Banana nut bread

Answer 11

remove it's peels ,take the fleshy part.turn into a paste,mix olive oil in it along with some curd.apply it on your legs and then wash them.your legs will become soft.

Answer 12

banana bread.. yummyy.. or your could just throw them in your backyard if you dont want to throw them away

Answer 13

Feed the butterflies!  Lots of species of butterflies love rotten bananas.  Think butterfly houses in Costa Rica and Malaysia!  I put them in a clay dish on top of a stump near the garden flowers and the butterflies flock to them.  You could even freeze them so you'd have "doses" to put out weekly.