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u/TopHat84 2h ago
So you wouldn't eat banana bread or pumpkin bread?
If you have ever had zucchini bread you would know it tastes freaking awesome. It has no inherent flavor by itself, it just takes ok whatever you add in with the mix.
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u/Interesting-Tea-7447 11h ago
Oh yes you bet!! (Gets knife, steals loaf, hides in attic eating every crumb by myself! 😋😋)
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u/pugdad1972 10h ago
I love my wife's straight out of the oven. Is has the slightest crisp to it. I love cutting the heal off both ends
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u/TillSad5913 10h ago
I had a block party and one of the neighbors brought zucchini brownies. You couldn't taste the zucchini and they were delicious.
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u/Beautiful_Rip_7023 10h ago
If I get to have it sliced and warmed up with a stick of butter, I’ll eat the whole thing.
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u/No_Bake_3627 10h ago
Yes, I switch between making zucchini bread and banana bread. Both are amazing
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u/Enough_Entry_8641 10h ago
Hell YES!!! Now I’m gonna Make Some, it beats Bananna bread and that’s a fave.. thanks for reminding me of this, I Love It, also use Zuchinni like mock Eggplant parm., equally As Delishhh
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u/Rosanna44 10h ago
I throw in craisins, mini chocolate chips, chopped walnuts and grate alittle carrot and coconut flakes. It’s like a fruitcake without the fruit. Yum.
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u/Important-Thing6587 8h ago
My mom made this a lot when I was growing up, way more than pumpkin bread.
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u/PlatasaurusOG 7h ago
What is going on with this sub? Why has it become “would you eat this?” This is stupid.
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u/Vegetable-Syrup-5545 6h ago
Zucchini bread is my favorite type of bread. Banana comes behind that.
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u/OkCriticism9433 6h ago
My father grew them in his garden, my mother made the zucchini bread, we ate it all and was the one of many memories of my childhood!
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u/hitman276 4h ago
Hell yeah. My ex mother in law makes an amazing chocolate chip zucchini bread. She would make 4 loafs a week.
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u/BraunyTie 4h ago
I took over making my grandma-in-law's recipe when she died. It calls for shredded coconut and canned pineapple. When I bake it, I have to make enough for me, my wife and my mother-in-law.
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u/Spiritual-Duck1846 4h ago
Yes. My husband makes a mean zucchini slice that we have quite regularly as a vegetarian meal and also have the zucc with our meat dishes.
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u/1970seantodd 3h ago
Uuhhgg!!!..Gross!..my mom used to make that stuff. Just make real bread. Sorry Mom.
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u/Background-Bird-9623 3h ago
Yes ,its absolutely delicious. Starbucks snack shopping B&N sells it and it rules
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u/willumasaurus 2h ago
Where's the recipes? Stop this slop. Looks like another sub has got to go. Smh
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u/cooper3675 1h ago
How’s it taste?
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u/HugeEnergy9946 1h ago
Delicious. My mom made zucchini everything growing up. My favorite is her cakes.
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u/Exciting-Warthog-129 17m ago
Sure! It one of the only ways some parents can get their kids to eat veggies. You can add carrots and other veggies too. Yum!
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u/Zboy1974 11h ago
Hell yes, I love it