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Food and Beverages Have Gone Bananas

America’s most-eaten fresh fruit has hit cafe menus, snack-aisle shelves and drink fridges with unexpected force. Is it the next pumpkin spice?

Updated July 6, 2026 Source: The New York Times 1 min read

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Food and Beverages Have Gone Bananas — The New York Times

America’s most-eaten fresh fruit has hit cafe menus, snack-aisle shelves and drink fridges with unexpected force. Is it the next pumpkin spice?

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