I've seen quite a few poop recipes, and this one is by far the most magical. Kids love gross food, so just go with it.

Perhaps these aren't the full spectum of the rainbow, but some slight adjustments can make these in any colors you like. As is, they are a great Christmas cookie or treat for Cinco de Mayo. Make two green layers for St. Patrick's Day or two red levels for Valentine's Day. So versatile!

This Jello shot cake is a real showstopper. This one is for adult parties only since it contails alcohol, but you can make it with just water if you'd like to share it with everyone.

If you rainbow cakes or cupcakes just won't do, mix it up with these swirly, twirly rainbow cheesecake bars. Like the Italian Rainbow cookies, you can switch up the colors and the shades to make it a good fit for any holiday or party theme.

The recipe creator Meghan says Rainbow Lemon Cheesecake Bars are simple to make with just a handful of everyday ingredients. Sweet and creamy with a citrus zing.

I had no idea you can make a sherbet with gelatine powder. That means you can make a quick sherbet in the same flavors as your favorite Jello.

You can have rainbows for breakfast or for a snack with these Unicorn Poop pop tarts. Since the base is pie crust, this could easily be made gluten-free as well. And, again, kids love poop foods!

Impress your family with these cake-mix-quick rainbow cookies. Sprinkles make everything better.

Pretty food can be good for you too. You can get five servings of fruit - and six colors - in this delicious fruit tray.

I was really impressed with Sammie of Down Red Bud Drive's endlessly adaptable recipe for no-bake cheesecake cups. Look at all the variations she has on her site in one post. Of course, the rainbow one is the cutest.

Super simple but totally impressive, don't underestimate the oomph of these rainbow sugar cookies.

You're keto, and it's your birthday. Step away from the carbs and stay in ketosis with this low-carb, keto and gluten-free cake recipe. Blow out the candles and celebrate without the sugar.

You've seen those Insta-worthy rainbow cakes and thought it was just for the professionals. Nope! Now you can make it in your own humble, non-farmhouse kitchen. Here are all the tips you need to make your rainbow masterpiece.

My friend Darcy has purple hair, so you know she can turn out some colorful snacks. Here are some easy rainbow unicorn poop treats. Mmm, tastes like fun.

I'm in love with Claire's vibrant rainbow pinata cake. The colors are electric (boogie-oogie-oogie-oogie) and the lime and macadamia flavors make it unique.

Stop with the cuteness already! Finally, a recipe I can accomplish. With these frosted rainbow Twinkies you are servinge the clouds, the bow and everything but the pot of gold.

Make your brunch or breakfast magically deliciouser with edible marshmallow paint. And why limit yourself to toast? Paint that stuff on everything.

Don't just top your treats with a rainbow icing, make it colorful through and through. A bit of work, these mini unicorn rainbow donuts are worth it. Watch the video on The Flavor Bender and don't leave off the shimmery finishing touches.

I love the rainbow recipes on this site. Deeply clever without being fussy. Cut open this rainbow ice cream cake and get a love-ly surprise.

The secret ingredients used to color these batches of party popcorn will surprise you. Your people will be eating something not-bad for them and will think it's a treat. Easily adapted for many food allergies and intolerances.

This is a real show-stopper! Drink the rainbow and mix up some colorful and original cocktails with your own rainbow liqueurs. I think this would be perfect for an adult Haloween party.