It's easy to make Rice Krispie Treats in any color you like all year long! Every color of the rainbow is possible.
Rice Krispie Treat Colors
We love all of the fun variations of Rice Krispie Treats possible. It's super easy to make different Rice Krispie Treat colors, perfect for holidays, sports teams, seasons, themed parties, or just because.
You can even make all the colors at once and create rainbow Rice Krispie Treats!
How do I make colored Rice Krispie Treats
Each of the links below will bring you to each color of Rice Krispie Treats filled with tips and tricks on how to make the particular color.
But generally speaking, we always start with our BEST Rice Krispie Treat recipe.
After melting the marshmallows and butter, stir in your food coloring. Then, mix your tinted marshmallow mixture over the Rice Krispie Treats, stir well, transfer to the baking pan, let cool, and enjoy!
what food coloring do I use?
Any food coloring will work great! You can choose gel paste food coloring, which is concentrated, and available at craft stores and online. Gel pastes come in every color imaginable.
My favorite gel pastes are the Americolor Brand. The small, .75 ounce bottles are all you'll need.
You may also use liquid food coloring, available in most supermarkets and much more affordable. Liquid food coloring comes in the primary colors, red, blue, and yellow. Follow the guidelines on the package to mix drops of each for secondary and tertiary colors.
all the colors
We have made Rice Krispie Treats in every color of the rainbow, plus black. You can also make brown with brown food coloring, but why give up a chance to make chocolate Rice Krispie Treats?
- RED Rice Krispie Treats
- PINK Rice Krispie Treats
- ORANGE Rice Krispie Treats
- YELLOW Rice Krispie Treats
- GREEN Rice Krsipie Treats
- BLUE Rice Krispie Treats
- PURPLE Rice Krispie Treats
- BLACK Rice Krispie Treats
ideas for colored Rice Krispie Treats
Red and Pink Rice Krispie Treats are perfect for Christmas and Valentine's Day.
Use the instructions for cutting out Rice Krispie Treats with cookie cutters to make cute hearts for Valentine's Day.
Add a bit of pink to peppermint Rice Krispie Treats for a great effect.
And let's not forget Red for fall! Make some apple Rice Krispie Treats for the season.
Orange and Yellow Rice Krispie Treats are fun for Fall.
Make a batch of both orange and yellow Rice Krispie Treats and cut out leaf shapes for Fall.
The colors are also great for Halloween Rice Krispie Treats and Thanksgiving. Check out these fun pumpkin Rice Krispie Treats (or dress them up as Jack O' Lanterns for Halloween.)
You can also make candy corn Rice Krispie Treats for Halloween. Or even pumpkin pie treats for Thanksgiving.
Having an emoji themed party? Make yellow emoji Rice Krispie Treats!
And how cute are these chick Rice Krispie Treats for Easter?
Green Rice Krispie Treats for holidays and just for fun.
Green is a versatile color for Christmas, St. Patrick's Day, or themed parties and food gifts.
Add oomph to mint chocolate chip Rice Krispie Treats with a few drops of green food coloring.
Use different shades of green to make pop culture Rice Krispie Treats. Here, green-yellow food coloring is used to make Baby Yoda Rice Krispie Treats and Minecraft Rice Krispie Treats.
A cooler, leaf green was used to make these holiday Rice Krispie Treats: Shamrock Rice Krispie Treats and Christmas tree Rice Krispie Treats.
Let's not forget Frankenstein Rice Krispie Treats for Halloween.
Blue Rice Krispie Treats for Easter
Blue cereal treats are great for making pastel Easter egg Rice Krispie Treats.
You can also use blue treats for Baby shower Rice Krispie Treats. Or, try replacing the instructions for fudge and add cereal treats to make Cookie Monster Rice Krispie Treats.
Purple Rice Krispie Treats for Halloween.
You can't go wrong with a fun purple for Halloween, like these One-eyed One Horn flying purple people eater Rice Krispie Treats.
Black Rice Krispie Treats for Halloween and even Christmas.
Instead of chocolate, use black Rice Krispie Treats to make spiders for Halloween.
And for Christmas, how about some black "coal" Rice Krispie Treats as a cute, fun stocking stuffer?
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