27 Rainbow Recipes To Make With Pride

I can only deal with Healthy Pizza if it's Healthy Rainbow pizza. Get the recipe.

This smoothie bowl makes a beautiful breakfast or snack. Get the recipe.

The real magic of rice paper wrappers: You can show off your pretty ingredients. Get the recipe.

Hello, dinner! Get the recipe.

Guaranteed to sell out first at the bake sale. Get the recipe.

Think about how excited the peanut butter must be to participate in something that's not beige! Get the recipe.

Fla-Vor-Ice for the enlightened. Get the recipe.

These are made with a creamy vegan cashew cheese, but you could definitely also use ricotta or goat cheese. Get the recipe.

Puts plain old red or white to shame. Get the recipe.

Yes, there is some lettuce under there, but it's definitely not the important part. Get the recipe.

Tower of power. Get the recipe.

Studies show that kids are 600% more likely to eat vegetables if they're arranged into a rAiNbOw. Get the recipe.

You'll have to freeze the pops for about 30 minutes in between each layer (plus three hours for the whole thing to set up) so make sure you start with enough lead time. Get the recipe.

Remember to put the dressing in first so it stays at the bottom and everything else stays crispy until you're ready to mix and eat. Get the deets here.

Are these cute or are these CUTE? The recipe uses different kinds of Jell-O powder to color and flavor each section of dough.

The radish and carrots will take about two hours to quick-pickle. Get the recipe.

Sure, I guess you don't HAVE to tint each cookie's filling a different color, but come on. Step up. Get the recipe.

Imagine how much more joyful your work day would be if you had this in the middle of it. Get the recipe.

From red (strawberry, watermelon, mint) to purple (blueberry, apple, beet, and honeydew). You'll need an actual juicer to make these, unless you want to spend a LOT of time blending and straining. Get the recipes.

Pomegranate basically turns anything into a party. Get the recipe.

Making these is a great activity for kids or bored people; you basically add food coloring to a bunch of separate bits of dough, smush them all together, then slice and bake. You end up with a different wacky cross-section on each cookie. Get the recipe.

Just how Jeffrey likes it. Get the recipe.

A great party trick for the next time you fire up the grill. Get the recipe.

This takes a fair amount of blending and meticulous spooning, but the final result is pretty fab. Get the recipe.

Have your cake and not die of food coloring overload, too! Get the recipe.

The honey, lime, and cumin dressing keeps things exciting. Get the recipe.