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Cost of bananas 
1-2 hours Ice cream sounds complicated to make - but you can make a version of it using just one ingredient: bananas. With a couple of hours freezing time, a freezer, a blender and someone to eat it with (optional), you'll have an antidote to heat that's probably good for you too!
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
46.7°N, 64.28°W
Sunrise: 04:43
Sunset: 20:03
Moon Phase: waning crescent
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