Do you keep bananas in the fridge?

No, they are not supposed to be kept in the refrigerator. They are a tropical fruit, the cold messes with the enzymes, the skins turn black, and yes, they will change texture. Honesty, please look it up. It’s just not a good way to store bananas.

We've never kept bananas in the fridge. We rarely have them in the house since our youngest son moved out. I don't eat them-it's a texture thing-and my wife only buys two or three at a time when she does want them.

Bananas have always been one of my favorite fruits. I have never kept them in the fridge. No need to as in my family they would get eaten too fast to worry about. But now in later years, if I buy bananas, they bring gnats (fruit flies) into the house and those are difficult to get rid of. The last time I bought bananas was for New Year's Eve maybe 3 years ago to share with my grandson as he spent the night with me. It took me over a year to finally get the final gnat out of my home. If I ever eat a banana again it will have to be outside.

I have not tried it, but it is a good way not to overripe them.

Sometimes l put them in the fridge in order to slow down the ripening process.

I keep citrus fruits and grapes in the fridge. Not bananas as it's not usually that warm here and they get used up and eaten quite quickly when we have them.

I don't personally. The skins turn dark.

I never put bananas or snake fruit in the refrigerator because these are fruits that must be eaten immediately.

I do sometimes.

I keep fruits in the refrigerator but not bananas. I only buy the few that we eat in the next 3 to 4 days and I keep on the windowsill that is cold enough.

I always keep bananas outside

No, I do not put bananas in the fridge. When they are so ripe, I bake cupcakes or cake with them.

Not any more, I just bought enough bananas to eat within 3 days.