Rainbow Dessert Table!

Rainbow Dessert Table Backdrop

The back drop was so simple but looked great, just one balloon in each colour of the rainbow!

Rainbow Soda Pop

I wanted to provide some drinks, so we followed our rainbow theme, and found some pop in each colour (well almost, water worked for blue 😉 ).

• cream soda 
• orange soda
• sparkling lemonade
• mountain dew
• bottled water
• grape soda

I also found some really fun glow-stick type straws, and you guessed they came in rainbow colours.

Rainbow Dessert Table

• rainbow cake
• fruit loop rice krispies
• rainbow chocolate chip cookies
• assorted rainbow candies
• rainbow jello

For the dessert the star attraction was the rainbow cake.

I’ve seen so many of them on blogs, but I have to say it was fun to make and a huge hit when I cut the first piece and revealed the rainbow inside.

 

I just divided the batter evenly and coloured it with food colouring, and then baked each of the six layers separately, and stacked and iced when they were cool.

I love how the little rainbow bunting flag turned out too. Such a fun detail. I just made it with a little scrap book paper and double sided tape.

We also served some fruit-loop rice crispy treats. I used fruit-loops instead of the traditional rice crispies to make them rainbow-y.

There were also some simple rainbow chips-ahoy cookies, and some rainbow licorice, gum balls, and lollipops.

The other fun treat was the rainbow layered jello.

It was simple to make, and looked great -just a little time consuming! My little girls loved -definitely their favourite part of the rainbow extravaganza!

Life is a party, a rainbow party!

 

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