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12 Rainbow Treats for St. Patricks Day

By Angie McGowan | March 7th, 2012 at 4:31 pm

St Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and we’ve got some more fun ideas for St. Patrick’s Day treats. We’ve shared lots of green foods, and today I’ve got an amazing collection of rainbow treats you’re going to love. There are a ton of foods that you can make in a rainbow. One of the easiest is rainbow jello. It’s such a fun treat to do with your kids.

Here’s 12 more adorable rainbow treats that would all make amazing treats for your friends and family this St. Patrick’s Day.

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Rainbow Cake Pops

These gorgeous little cake pops are even sprinkled in gold dusting powder. Aren't they cute?
Find this recipe at Sugar Derby

Photo Above: Brooke McLay

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