Color Your World with a Mouth-Watering Rainbow Snack
Looking for a colorful and delicious snack that’s easy to make? Look no further than this fun Rainbow Snack!
With its vibrant hues and sweet, crunchy texture, this snack is sure to be a hit with kids and adults alike.
Be sure to check out the rest of our easy snack recipes, too!
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Rainbow Snack
Made with just two simple ingredients, it’s a fun and easy treat that’s perfect for parties, playdates or a sweet pick-me-up during a busy day.
So why settle for boring snacks when you can have a rainbow of flavors and colors with our Fruit Loops and Marshmallow Rainbow Snack?
This snack is also the perfect way to add a little extra luck and cheer to your St. Patrick’s Day celebration.
Supplies:
- Wooden coffee stirring sticks (you can also use skewers, skinny straws, etc.)
- Fruit loops cereal
- Large marshmallows
Directions:
Add Fruit Loops cereal to the stick in rainbow color order (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple).
Repeat this step if desired if you have room on the stick you are using. Leave room at the end of each side of the stick for the marshmallow.
Stick a marshmallow on each end of the stick to complete the snack.
Allow kids to eat from their creation or eat the leftover cereal and/or marshmallows.
More Rainbow Fun
Don't let the fun and learning stop here!
Enjoy these additional engaging rainbow activities with your kiddos!
Sure that my kids will like this rainbow snack. Two ingredients of this snack are also available. But, at home, I only have tiny marshmallows. Can I do with them?
I think it’s easy enough to use small marshmallows – just add extras at the end to the contents don’t fall off of the stick.
And I’d appreciate it if you’d leave a recipe rating on the recipe card 🙂