The banana peel is both edible and nutritious, and while they can have a slightly bitter taste, you can still use them in your recipes.

What if banana skins were useful for more than old-school practical jokes? A Japanese farm has the answer: peels that you just eat with the banana. They’re called Mongee (“amazing”) bananas ...

Didn't think banana peels were edible? Think again. The fruit's protective peel can easily (and deliciously) make its way into any number of dishes. If possible, go for the organic variety, and ...

Learn three easy ways to use nutrient-rich banana peels to naturally fertilize garden plants, flowers, and vegetables without expensive commercial products.

Banana peels are edible, and this recipe doesn't let the nutritious peels go to waste. Use the most overripe bananas you have for this recipe so the peels are at their softest, and purée the ...

While there is no scientific evidence that proves bananas or banana peels truly help remove warts, it’s been practiced at home for decades. Bananas can be used to treat warts and other skin ...

Food loss is specifically about what is edible, while food waste is often expanded to include foods not edible to humans like banana peels, bones and egg shells.

Your first thought may not be to use a banana to polish silverware or create a face mask — but these are just a few of the unusual and helpful ways you can use bananas in your daily life.