Bananas are a favourite fruit for many of us, known for their sweet taste, convenience, and health benefits. However, after we enjoy the fruit, the peel ends up in the trash without a second thought.

Some fruit and vegetable skins contain more fiber and antioxidants than the flesh. Some examples include apples, kiwis, and ...

In recent years, DIY skincare trends have taken social media by storm, with banana peels emerging as a viral hack for glowing, youthful skin. Influencers claim rubbing the inside of banana peels on ...

Bananas are widely known as a source of potassium. Second to the health benefits of the fruit are the delicious recipes in which they act as the main ingredient. But these aren’t the only uses for ...

Banana peels are rich in dietary fiber, vitamins, antioxidants and protein, yet most people discard them for the fruit inside. A new study shows that using banana peels in baking can have nutritional ...

The next time you eat a banana, think twice before tossing the peel. Bananas are famous for being healthy snacks, but their peels are just as amazing. Banana peels are packed with nutrients like ...

Here's the scoop on the popular DIY fertilizer trick.

That banana peel you’re about to toss in the trash? It might be the secret weapon your smile has been waiting for. While we’ve been spending small fortunes on whitening strips and fancy mouthwashes, ...

If you prefer a more hands-on approach, you can also apply banana peels directly to the soil: Instructions: 1. Simply chop the banana peels into small pieces. 2. Bury the pieces in the soil around the ...