Brighten Your Day With These 10 Rainbow-Colored Foods

For those eager to DIY their own rainbow-themed deliciousness, look to Foodstirs, an online bake shop that sells organic and non-GMO baking mixes (and counts celebrity Sarah Michelle Gellar as one of its founders). Among the best-sellers, a Celebration Rainbow Pancake Kit and a Rainbow Cake Pop Kit. Both include all-natural, chemical-free dyes and sprinkles. The site also features a variety of recipes, like sugar cookies called Rainbow Dash Sweet Sonic Rainbooms.

Why settle for everyday sliders when you can order up five Angus sliders with melted cheese, each topped with crispy fried onions and set on a different colored brioche roll at Sugar Factory American Brasserie (multiple U.S. locations). Topped with a signature sauce, the rainbow sliders even come with a complimentary rubber duckie to take home. Pair the sliders with a Tie Dye Milkshake topped with rainbow sprinkles and colorful chocolate ganache.

At Dough in Tampa, you’ll want to treat yourself to a slice of tempting house-made Fruity Pebbles Cheesecake from this whimsical bakery. Not only are colorful Fruity Pebbles cereal pieces baked in to the cheesecake, but they are also sprinkled on top. Not ready to commit to cheesecake? Dough also makes Fruity Pebbles Doughnuts, which pair well with their colorful Unicorn Lattes. Get ready to be taken back to your childhood.

In Hollywood, Florida, make a stop at Candy & Cones, an ice cream and candy shop located on-site at The Diplomat Beach Resort. Kids and adults alike will love the wall of penny candy, the classic soda fountain and more than a dozen toppings, like rainbow sprinkles and gummy worms, for their cup or cone of freshly churned ice cream. Order up a scoop of rainbow-colored Superman Sorbet. It’s a perfect afternoon treat.