rainbow

Call it a cake in a jar, call it a jark, I honestly couldn't care less what you call it, just get me a spoon and get out of my way!

I'm not sure my legs could handle this kind of cute. They might just fall off.

I know that little origami stars aren't all that hard to make, but are you really going to take the time to make a whole rainbow of them? Probably not. WORTH IT.

So many colors, so many flavors. I'd much prefer to taste this rainbow than the boring old Skittles kind. I really want that perfect, shiny, green gumball right in the middle there.

Tuna salad sounds super boring until you imagine it squeezed between two of these babies.

A good looking cake is worth so much on its own. You almost don't want to cut into it for fear of destroying the design. But man! Aren't you glad you did? There are rainbows inside! The world needs to know.

Pride, breakfast and fashion, all rolled into one.

Wouldn't it be great if we could skip the rain and go straight to rainbows?

Are these Mickey heads or Winnie the Pooh heads? Are the rainbows for Pride or just because rainbows are pretty? I think you'd be more likely to see Winnie at a Pride parade than Mickey. I mean come on, Pooh only wears a shirt, that's halfway to leather chaps!

Sometimes you just wanna get stupid and hang a blinged out plastic dinosaur around your neck. No shame, rock that lizard!

Finger jello is super fun even when it's only one color and just hanging out by itself. Taking the extra time to layer a whole bunch of colors in there takes it to a whole new level of snack innovation. I wonder how it tastes with all those flavors in one mouthful? Like a rainbow of fruit?

Go big or go home, that's Nyan Cat's motto!

I'd like to see a crew of fashion designers work with a bunch of pastry chefs to design amazing desserts. We could mash up Project Runway and one of those Top Chef whatevers and make a kajillion dollars! I could see this as Betsy Johnson's entry for a super simple petit fours.

Traditionally in China, moon cakes are given to coworkers and families as traditional gifts and shared among several people with tea. Despite the 1200 calories per cake, I'd have a hard time sharing. Maybe it's a good thing I'm not Chinese.