15 Fun and Festive St. Patrick's Day Treats

St. Patrick's Day is a time for celebration, and what better way to celebrate than with some delicious treats? This collection of St. Patrick's Day treat recipes is sure to please everyone at your party. Whether you're looking for something sweet, savory, or no bake, we have something for everyone. So gather your ingredients, put on your green, and get ready to bake, cook, and enjoy!

 

Lucky Charms Cereal Bars by Three Olives Branch

These cereal bars pack all of the flavor of Lucky Charms into one portable and shareable package. No milk needed to enjoy!

Sour Cream St. Patrick’s Day Cookies by Savings Talents

Sour cream cookies are just so good! Anyone who tries one will agree, it is a lucky day!

Green Velvet Cupcakes by The Housewives of Frederick County

We have all had red velvet cake, but green velvet is just what you need for St. Patrick’s Day.

Irish Green Cocoa Bombs by Thrive at Home

This cocoa bomb packs an appropriate amount of green for warm drink on a special St. Patrick’s Day!

Vegan Shamrock Shakes by Zardy Plants 

These shamrock shakes are so much better than McDonald’s and they are completely vegan to be inclusive for all!

Irish Cream Dream Bars by 365 Days of Baking

These bars are aptly named. They taste just like an Irish cream dream come true!

Mini Irish Cream Chocolate Mousse Pies by Cupcakes and Kale Chips

Mini pies filled with Irish cream and chocolate mousse are reason enough to celebrate!

Bailey’s Poke Cake by Mamas on a Budget

Poke cakes are so flavorful, but this one takes taste over the top with the addition of Bailey’s!

Bailey’s Chocolate Chip Cookies by Live to Sweet

Chocolate chip cookies are a classic, but adding Bailey’s to the mix makes them next level Luck of the Irish!

Chocolate Stout Pudding Cakes by What a Girl Eats

Chocolate stout pudding cakes have such a deep, rich flavor that you will be dreaming of these long after St. Patrick’s Day has passed!

Copycat Starbucks Cake Pops by Made in a Pinch

Skip the drive thru and curb your cravings for a seasonal flavor at home with this easy recipe!

Rainbow Hot Cocoa Bombs by Easy Budget Recipes

These cocoa bombs are so cute that I am certain that this is what you find at the end of a rainbow! 

Lucky Charms Treats by Food Folks and Fun

Lucky charm treats are perfect to make and share with all of your little leprechaun friends this year!

Lucky Charms Pancakes by Fantabulosity

Start the day off with a serving of fantastic flavor. Lucky charms and pancakes collide for a lucky start to the day!

St. Patrick’s Day Sugar Cookies by Marathons and Motivations

Sugar cookies are always in style, but when you jazz them up for St. Patty’s day, they feel like the luckiest treat of them all!

Here are some tips for celebrating St. Patrick's Day with kids:

• Get creative with your decorations. Green is the traditional color for St. Patrick's Day, but you can get creative with your decorations. Use shamrocks, four-leaf clovers, and other Irish symbols to decorate your home or classroom.
• Make some festive food. There are many delicious and easy recipes for St. Patrick's Day treats. You can make green pancakes, shamrock cookies, or even Irish soda bread.
• Read some Irish stories. There are many great Irish stories for kids of all ages. You can read about leprechauns, rainbows, and other Irish legends.
• Go on a scavenger hunt. Hide some gold coins around your home or classroom and let the kids go on a scavenger hunt to find them.
• Have a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Fill a pot with gold coins, candy, or other treats and hide it at the end of a rainbow. Let the kids search for it and enjoy the treasure at the end.
• Wear green. Green is the traditional color for St. Patrick's Day, so let the kids wear green clothes, hats, or accessories.
• Have fun! St. Patrick's Day is a time to celebrate, so relax and have fun with your kids.

We hope you enjoyed these St. Patrick's Day treat recipes! Be sure to share them with your friends and family, and have a happy and safe St. Patrick's Day!