You can freeze banana bread.

Just freeze em and whip em up.

Can you gift then to schools, homeless shelters, food pantries, or neighbors?

in two to fit in my banana cage. The cage is necessary to prevent critters from eating them. I frozen several dozen from an earlier bunch and now have loaves of frozen banana bread.

Maybe feed them to the critters?

to the house to get them.

Nice gardner!

Thx for sharing.

What do the locals do with so many?

To a food bank. They get so little fresh fruit

Starch (slow sugar) Potassium. a great foodstuff for the hungry!

Here in Hawaii we often have more from our trees than we can use. We share with our community.
Also--try banana nut pancakes for breakfast with maple syrup. One of my husband's favorites.

Gallons and gallons of smoothies

...headed for Scranton, Pennsylvania

https://www.food.com/recipe/lhassi-indian-yoghurt-drink-22405

What India was drinking for centuries before 'smoothies' were a thing. As kids we made banana milkshakes from 1 banana, 1 egg (not really necessary), 1 T sugar, 1 t vanilla extract, 1 pt milk in a mixer or blender. Maybe you could up the count on the banana(s).

As someone suggested above, freeze any that get too old, then make "ice cream" from them. Add chocolate, strawberries, whatever you want. You can even use sour fruit, which would curdle milk but should be fine w/bananas.

As many dehydrated 'chips' as possible and also 'banana mash' and freeze that for other stuff, you can use it as a base for pancakes and such. You've already done the other things I could think of for bananas.

… so I’d probably slice them and dry up a shit ton of banana chips—which can be rehydrated to use in lots of things besides snacking on the banana chips.

You’re so lucky to have them growing! I’ve got tons in our yard but we’re apparently missing a male tree because we get blooms and no fruit on any of them.