#1piecemaker

5 bananas
2 sticks oleo
2 cups graham cracker crumbs
2 eggs
1 (No2) can crushed pineapple drained
1 large container Cool Whip
1sm. bottle cherries
2 cups sugar
1/2 cup shopped nuts

Melt one stick oleo and mix with crumbs and press into a 9x13 inch pan.Beat until fluffy 1 stick oleo, eggs, and sugar. Spread over crust.Cover with sliced bananas.Then spread pineapple and cool whip. Sprinkle with nuts and cherries.Let set in refrigerator for 4to 5 hours.

This is so good!

mjhaess

Thanks sounds good but do you use pasteurized eggs or just raw in your recipe ?

pocoellie

I have a similar recipe. It is a very good recipe, mine also calls for 2 eggs and I just use eggs from the store, for mjhaess question. Never had a problem.

Barb in Louisiana

I have made this recipe for years. I, too, have never had any problems with the eggs. I think the pineapple juice is so acidic that it keeps the eggs from creating problems. Everyone always liked it, but then, I added chopped pecans to the crust mixture & now everyone raves about it. I love that you almost have to make it the day before, that way you are not up at the crack of dawn cooking to take something to a potluck lunch or dinner.

Jingle

Sounds good to me. Some foreign countries still don't the refrigeration like we do. Eggs and milk are not kept cool. People there are not dropping like flies either. Keeping it cold would keep it from spoiling.

Psychomomquilter

does sound good, and guess I have to be the wet blanket, but can a person with diabetes eat this, looks high with stuff I can't eat. I'd even try it anyway!

T.

I have a dumb question: you don't bake this cake? how do the eggs cook?

Elisabrat

bigger dumb question what the heck is oleo?

Psychomomquilter

margarine, like blue bonnet , or even crock pot, oleo is an older version of margarine, well you call it dumb, I call it butter, so we are even oh ands it is NOT butter......

quilterj

Oh i I love this recipe. I haven't made this one in along time.