Cooking with kids can be a rewarding experience as well as educational. It’s fun to have a little helper mixing and pouring and measuring. Maybe the result is perfect, or maybe not… but either way, it’s about making sweet (or salty) memories that counts. I decided to put together a short list of colorful rainbow recipes that your kids will be excited about! Perfect for a rainbow party, St. Patrick’s Day, or just for fun. So here’s some bright rainbow colored concoctions for your wide-eyed little sweethearts.
Rainbow Recipes Kids Will Love
Rainbow recipes are popular because they’re visually appealing and often incorporate a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables, which can indicate a diverse range of nutrients. They’re also fun and festive, making them great for parties or for getting kids interested in eating healthy foods. Additionally, rainbow recipes can be a creative way to use up leftover produce or to experiment with new ingredients. Here are some fun rainbow recipes to try. Each recipe is credited to its original source and if you click the link, you will be able to find the whole recipe at that site. Enjoy cooking with your kids!
Rainbow Cake by Whisk Kid
For a beautiful treat that really pops, try this multi-layered rainbow cake recipe.
Rainbow Heart Cake by Bakingdom
Not only is it rainbow, but it has a gorgeous heart in the middle. Food artwork at its finest. This one is a little more tricky to make.
Rainbow Cheesecake by Tablespoon
Yes, the best kind of cheesecake decked out in all the best colors.
Rainbow Cupcakes by Spoonful.com
Perfectly kid-sized creations. You will definitely want the recipe for these gorgeous rainbow cupcakes.
Rainbow Sugar Cookie Pops by Julie’s Eats and Treats
Because a rainbow cookie on a stick sounds amazing. This rainbow cookie sugar pops recipe is a keeper.
Mini Rainbow Heart Cakes by Wine and Glue
MORE kid-sized rainbow cakes in adorable heart shapes! She has lots of great recipes including rainbow fudge.
Rainbow Pudding by Foodista
The ultimate rainbow pudding cups! Kids will love making these!
Rainbow Pasta by Tablespoon
Dinner before dessert, right? So try this eye-catching rainbow pasta recipe.
Rainbow Cake Pops by Munchkin Munchies
Since this has mostly been about cake, let’s round it out with some cake POPS at least.
Rainbow Swirl Cake (Tie-dye!) by In Katrina’s Kitchen
Last but not least, my favorite looking hippie-like treat. Perfect for a tie-dye theme.
Healthy Rainbow Recipes
If you somehow thought you would find some healthier rainbow recipes, well, I have a couple of ideas you might like.
- Rainbow Fruit Salad: Combine a variety of colorful fruits like strawberries, oranges, pineapple, kiwi, blueberries, and grapes in a large bowl. Serve with a honey-lime dressing.
- Rainbow Veggie Skewers: Thread cherry tomatoes, bell peppers (red, orange, yellow), zucchini, and purple onion onto skewers. Grill or roast until veggies are tender. Serve with a yogurt-dill sauce.
These rainbow-themed food recipes are not only colorful and fun but also nutritious and delicious! They are good for every day snacks while the rainbow dessert recipes are great for special occasions.
Conclusion
Children often love colorful foods, so rainbow recipes can be a hit at birthday parties, playdates, or even as a fun after-school snack. Additionally, rainbow recipes are perfect for parties, potlucks, or any gathering where you want to impress guests with vibrant and eye-catching dishes.
I hope you enjoyed these colorful rainbow recipes. Which rainbow recipe is your favorite? Which one do you think you will try cooking with your kids? Do you have any other fun rainbow recipes that you like to make?
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Parenting Tips at Uplifting Families says
I love the rainbow heart cake. Very creative rainbow inspired recipes. 😉
Sue {Munchkin Munchies} says
I never seem to tire of rainbows; they make me happy:). Thanks for including my cake pops in your list of fun rainbow food recipes.
Jordan Jackson says
You’re welcome. Those Cake Pops were too beautiful to leave out! I feel the same way about rainbows 🙂