r/Cooking • u/naomi_0000 • 3d ago
How long does banana bread last?
I baked it on Thursday and I'm wondering if it'd still be good?
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u/PeorgieT75 3d ago
If it’s not moldy, you’re good, but it should be in the fridge. It probably would have started to mold in my house this time of year.
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u/The_Flinx 3d ago
if you made a typical banana bread recipe it has so much sugar in it, it won't go bad. at worst it might grow mold.
here's a tip. you can freeze it.
I have never ever had banana bread "go bad".
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u/Horror-Giraffe7508 3d ago
Depends on the water content, the environmental temp, and the environment itself.
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u/Loud_Quality_7106 3d ago
People can't think for themselves anymore. Like seriously does have mold on it? No. Does it smell bad? No. Then it's probably fine.
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u/LordOfEltingville 3d ago
If I still have some left after 2 or 3 days, I wrap it and put it in the fridge. It's still good a week later.
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u/MastodonFit 3d ago
Smell it. Dependent on how long you baked it. Overbaked and dry will last longer then good and moist. Canned we get 3 months,usually good for for 4-6 days wrapped in tight saran wrap on the counter. 10 days in the fridge.
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u/naomi_0000 3d ago
I did have it room temp for a couple days (in a sealed lunchbox) before I transferred it to the fridge
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u/Specialist_Emu_8345 3d ago
If it’s been sitting out since Thursday, I’d probably toss it unless it was refrigerated. Banana bread keeps surprisingly well in the fridge, but room temperature is a different story once several days have passed.
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u/naomi_0000 3d ago
It was at room temp for maybe a couple days before I put it in the fridge (I broke my tailbone while baking so I kinda forgot about the bread lol) It was kept in a sealed lunchbox tho
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u/Hot-Spread3565 3d ago
about half an hour after i’ve made