The Best Flourless Banana Brownies {6 Ingredients}
These Banana Brownies are rich, fudgy, and naturally sweetened with ripe bananas — ready in under 30 minutes! I’ve made them countless times for my kids, and they disappear faster than I can blink. Sweet, chocolatey, and perfectly gooey, this recipe has become a total fan favorite in the SKS community — and it’s about to be your new family favorite, too.

You know that warm, cozy feeling when banana bread comes fresh out of the oven? And What happens when it swirled with chocolate chips and creamy almond butter.
Heaven!
That’s exactly what these banana brownies taste like — a mash-up of my Sweet Potato Brownie and Flourless Banana Bread, but even more decadent.
My Banana Brownies Are Like Nothing You’ve Tried Before
These aren’t just any brownies. Let me tell you why you’ll fall in love with them:
This recipe uses wholesome, simple ingredients that are likely already in your kitchen. And if they’re not? They’re probably on your grocery list because you ran out just a couple of days ago!

They’re naturally sweetened with ripe bananas and just a touch of coconut sugar, making them a healthier twist on traditional brownies.
As a busy mom, I can absolutely spare 30 minutes for a quick, satisfying mid-morning snack for my toddler and husband. And honestly? A little chocolate boost before the midday slump is always a good idea.
These brownies are especially loved by those craving a healthier, fun twist on classic brownies—rich, fudgy, and packed with better-for-you ingredients.
Now Let’s Mash it up








Finally, bake for about 20 minutes, let cool, and enjoy!
Best Banana Brownie Guaranteed with 3 Tips
Use Super Ripe Bananas
Soft, spotty bananas give the best sweetness and texture.
Mix The Better Gently
Overmix can cause tough gummy texture
Don’t Over-Bake
Remove them from the oven just before you think they’re done — they’ll continue to set as they cool, keeping that fudgy center.
Bonus – Finally, Go Wild with Toppings to Make It Extra Fun
Try flaky sea salt, a swirl of almond butter, or a sprinkle of chopped walnuts before baking for a bakery-worthy finish.

My Favorite Ways to Enjoy These Banana Brownies (Let Me Know Yours!)
So many fun ways to serve this rich, gluten-free dessert:
- Warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream
- Drizzled with extra nut butter
- With a cold glass of milk
- Topped with powdered sugar and whipped coconut cream
- Paired with fresh berries like strawberries or blueberries
Scroll down to the recipe card and whip up these flourless Banana Brownies today!
If your family loves them as much as mine does, leave a comment and let me know how you served yours.

Get the recipe:The Best Flourless Banana Brownies {6 Ingredients}
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cup mashed ripe bananas **
- 1/2 cup smooth almond butter
- 2 eggs, room temperature
- 1/2 cup cacao powder
- 2 – 3 tbsp coconut sugar **, Optional
- 1/4 tsp baking soda
- 1 cup chocolate chip, divided
- A pinch of sea salt, Optional
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350F
- In a large mixing bowl, mash ripe bananas with a fork or hand mixer
- Add almond butter and eggs to the mashed bananas
- Mix the wet ingredients well until smooth and well combined
- Add cacao powder, coconut sugar, baking soda, and a pinch of salt to the wet ingredients. Mix until combined.
- Gently fold 2/3 cup chocolate chips into the batter
- Add the brownie batter to a parchment paper-lined 8×8 baking pan, then add the rest of the chocolate chips on top. Swirl a few spoonfuls of almond butter (optional).
- Bake for about 22-25 minutes (or until the preferred doneness), Cut the brownie into squares once it cools down.
Notes
For longer storage, wrap each piece and freeze — they thaw beautifully for a quick, healthy dessert anytime.
The Nutrition Facts above are specific to the ingredients I chose to use for this recipe, which may vary.
Wonderful recipe!!! I had some ripe bananas but didn’t want banana bread and this was a perfect alternative. I used two tablespoons of honey as my sweetener and and even could have done one with how ripe my bananas were. I also used Dutch processed cocoa powder! The only thing was I cooked the brownies about 12 minutes longer until the middle set and they were still quite soft for my preference but I think a little extra cocoa would’ve helped and I imagine they might be perfect tomorrow once they’ve dried slightly. 🙂
Hi Jay!
Awh yay!! we are so happy you loved this one 🙂 You may have needed to bake longer if the oven wasn’t to the exact needed temp also, we typically use an oven thermometer.
Happy Baking 🙂
-Constance
These brownies are yummy, and I don’t miss added sugar! They are still moist 4 days later – definitely a great recipe. I’ll be making them again, thank you.
Hi Emma!!
We are so happy you love these brownies too; we have to agree…they are DELISH!
Happy Baking 🙂
-Constance
Brownies are in the oven and I cannot wait! Making these for my toddler as well, so didn’t use chocolate chips, but chopped pecans instead.
I also drizzled some Tahini before baking and it looks amazing.
Decorated with a few walnuts as well.
Thank you for this recipe…x
Hi Lize!
Yay, those sound delish!! We hope you enjoyed.
Happy Baking 🙂
-Constance
Always excellent
Hi Kelly,
We are so happy you love this one to!
Happy Baking 🙂
Constance
I will make it, ingredients are simple.
Hi Hilary!
We cannot wait to hear what you think 🙂
Happy Baking!
Constance
A healthy alternative to a classic when the cravings hit! I loved the marbled look of the almond butter!
Hi Erika!
We are so happy you enjoyed this tasty brownie!
Happy Baking 🙂
-Constance
Hi!
Just like many others, I too am absolutely over the moon with these!! I shall make them for eternity they are my new go to recipe !! Just one question on calories: do u happen to know how the nutrition values would be per 100g? Unfortunately my pan I used was larger than yours, I ended up having not 9 but 20-30 (but flat ) pieces, so I don’t know how to calculate the values. If you could write it per 100g taht would be fabulous! Or does anyone else know how I can do it ?
best wishes from Germany!
Natalie
Hi Natalie!
We don’t typically add that in, however, we did find a little calorie calculator to help figure it. out!
https://happyforks.com/analyzer/result
Hope this helps 🙂
Happy Baking,
Constance
This turned out amazingly!!! Love the structure of the brownies eventhough they are flourless!! Great recipe!!
Hi Igna!!
Awh, we are so happy to hear you love these, they definitely are a favorite around here 🙂
-Constance
Soooo good
Amazing best ever brownies.
I am sorry for late comment.
We really love the recipee. Normally we make a new recipee once in 2 weeks.
We are so happy you love the brownies!
-Constance
I’m impressed!!! I’m on no special diet but always looking for ways to eliminate certain ingredients for health preferences without totally changing the flavor. I’d prefer the real thing if anything. The texture and bold flavor are perfect. I love that the banana isn’t overbearing. I like them but not in large amts which is how I eat my brownies😋 Will add walnuts next time for additional textire.
Hi Anna!
Awh we are SO HAPPY to hear you loved this one also! it definitely is an SKS favorite!
Can’t wait to see what other recipes you try!
Happy Baking,
Constance
I love these brownies! And so does my husband. I’ve made the twice already and I’m making more today.
Hi Diana,
Awh yay!! We are so happy you both love these!
Happy Baking,
Constance
Wow, wow! These were so good! I subbed cashew butter instead of almond and added walnuts to mine.
What a treat to find a healthy and yummy brownie!
Still can’t get over the bake on these brownies!! Raised so nicely, and a wonderful cake-like texture! Almond butter is such a neutral taste compared to peanut butter that would overpower the chocolate taste!
still baking16 mins still not done. i knew it sounded too short a cook time
Hi tadaa,
It is a bake time of 25 total minutes-
Bake for 12 minutes-Take the brownie out of the oven and “slam” it on your kitchen counter gently and sprinkle sea salt on top (optional)
Bake for 9-10 more minutes (or until the preferred doneness).
Hope this helps!
-Constance
What’s the reason for slamming on kitchen counter?
Hi Ronny-
It isn’t necessary, all it does is allows it to get the “brownie crinkle” look.
Hope this helps, enjoy!
-Constance
Hey!!!
These brownies super yummy I added some marshmallows too and instead of sugar I added honey, but I found these brownies super delicate, it was a bit like the texture of a microwave mug cake
Was it just me or did the 10 minute baking time have these still looking soupy? I had to bake mine for 25min. to get to the desired texture….
I also used peanut butter and maple syrup instead of almond butter and coconut sugar.
Hi Diana!
The total bake time is 25 minutes 🙂 Recipe Instructions call for you to bake for about 12 minutes, and pull out and gently slam on counter top ( this allows for it to get that crinkle consistency on top) and then bake for an additional 9-10 minutes.
We are so sorry if this was confusing. We are updating the instructions to just cook for 25 minutes straight through 🙂
Hope this helps!
-Constance
Great recipe!! I tweaked it a little so they would only have a little added sugar. I also used bananas that were still a little green so I need to try with ripe bananas. Substituted peanut butter for almond butter, date syrup for coconut sugar and omitted most of the chocolate chips beyond a little sprinkle on top. They turned out perfect, felt like a guilt free dessert for the whole family. I will definitely make again!
Hi Amanda!
Yay, we are so happy it yielded a tasty dessert for your whole family! Let us know when you try it out again!
Happy Baking 🙂
Constance
Wow!! I am simply amazed how easy and delicious this recipe is. I didn’t have almond butter so I used peanut butter. Love love. I will definitely be making this again. Thank you so much!
Hi Kim
That makes me so happy to hear that!! This is def one of our fav (especially with PB as well). I am so glad you love them too!
Shuang
These are soooo soooo good! I used brown sugar as I didn’t have coconut sugar, and toasted some chopped walnuts to fold in with the chocolate chips.
I am saving this recipe and may have to start buying bananas more often!
Hi DeNece,
Oh my that makes me so happy to see so many OOOOOs hahah. Enjoy and keep making it over and oooover!
Shuang