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banana pudding isn't really a very common dessert where i am, and just recently it was all the rage because of the matcha latte/banana pudding trend. when i had my first taste of banana pudding (oh my god), it's sooo good, i've made it twice already and i'm planning to make it again soon. (pictured: my first taste of banana pudding from a cafe, serving it with matcha latte. honestly, i don't see why they are being paired together. they are great separately but i don't see the point of their pairing.)
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Apr 17, 2025

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and a genius idea!!!
Apr 17, 2025
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this is so beautiful
Apr 17, 2025

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yummy. i might be lactose intolerant but no one, not even my own health, can stop me from enjoying a good banana milkshake trying to add to the banana discourse….
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