Shamrocks, rainbows, and leprechauns galore… I’ve rounded up 14 edible treats and more. From green mac and cheese to clover pizza, here are 14 St. Patrick’s Day food ideas that the entire family is sure to enjoy. Psst… St. Patricks’ Day is Friday, March 17th! And if you’re on the hunt for more St. Patrick’s Day activities, check out these rainbow and leprechaun inspired crafts!
14 St. Patrick’s Day Food Ideas:
1. Start St. Patrick’s Day off on a healthy, green note with a green smoothie. All of the details at Creating Really Awesome Fun Things.
2. Turn peppers into clovers with the slice of knife! A super simple, healthy, and lucky snack for St. Patrick’s Day! Pair with hummus and it’s sure to be a crowd pleaser. Hint: The bottom of the pepper typically makes the best clover shapes.
3. A Lucky, Leprechaun lunch created by Jill from Meet the Dubiens. I love the carrot beard!
4. Get all of the deets about how to create rainbow pancakes from Mom’s of All Trades.
5. I love that the kids can help make these white chocolate covered pretzels. See all of the details at Sun Scholars.
6. Rainbow fruit kabobs are healthy and adorable, and I love the idea of adding Lucky Charm marshmallows to nuts! Learn how she made the leprechaun sandwich at Lisa Storms.
7. These cucumber sandwiches would be fun to craft up with the kids. Just slice up a lots of cucumbers and let the troops make their own green creations. Found via Be Different Act Normal.
8. How have I never thought to use spinach leaves as clovers on top of pizza… genius! For all of the St. Patrick’s Day pizza details, check out Make the Best of Everything. (I love a good holiday themed pizza party.)
9. Macaroni and Cheese is always a winner in our house! Find out what healthy ingredient is used to turn in green at Weelicious.
10. Healthy and adorable! Find out how to make this personalized pot pit at Merriment Design.
11. She turned an ice cream cone into a leprechaun! How clever is that? See the full tutorial at Sun Scholars.
12. Turn nachos into a St. Patrick’s Day meal masterpiece with spinach tortillas. Find all of the details at Lisa Storms.
13. Cupcakes don’t get much cuter than this, even the inside of the cupcake is rainbow! Check out The Girl Who Ate Everything for the full tutorial .
14. This healthy St. Patrick’s day treat is perfect for a classroom party or a special snack at home. See Neighbor Julia for more details.
If you love clovers and rainbows, be sure to check out this post with tons of St. Patrick’s day crafts! with tons of cDo you celebrate St. Patricks’d Day with a special meal? I’d love to hear…
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We made some St. Patty food for breakfast here is the link. Love all of the ones you featured.
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I love all these fun & delicious recipes! The grandkids would have a ball with these.
What a great round -up! My kids would love to have the rainbow cupcakes! Hope you are doing well!
Take care,
Trish
Those are SO cute! I’m going to try to make the leprechaun lunch for my kiddos. 🙂