Grab a little food coloring, some piping bags for your batter, and a waffle maker, and you can start every day of Pride Month with beautiful rainbows of deliciousness. (Add

whipped cream and rainbow sprinkles for extra fun!)

Get the recipe at Mommy's Fabulous Finds.

More of a cereal person than a waffle person? These Fruity Pebbles treats are just like your favorite Rice Krispie treats, only a tad sweet and WAY more colorful. 

Get

the recipe at HELLO HOMEBODY.

Try making little breakfast kebabs by sliding these mini pancakes onto skewers with pieces of fruit. 

Get the recipe at The Idea Room.

Prefer a more savory breakfast? Try your hand at these rainbow bagels. They take a fair bit of time and effort to make, but just look at the results. Worth

it!

Get the recipe at MomDot.

What's for lunch? Did you say "rainbow sushi rolls"? Life is amazing.

Get the recipe at The Indigo Kitchen.

What's better than pizza? PRIDE MONTH PIZZA.

Get the recipe at Gimme Some Oven.

Taco salad is the best kind of salad, TBH. (Side note: The addition of olives and taco meat can be used to represent the racially inclusive Pride flag!)

This is another brilliant recipe you can find on Gimme Some Oven.

Invented in Hong Kong, you can make this glorious sandwich at home by following the recipe in this video from PopSugar. (I don't know about the sprinkles, but you

do you.)

Turn any sandwich into a Pride sandwich with this rainbow bread! It's a thing of beauty.

Get the recipe at The Artistic Farmer.

Pop these colorful grapes in the freezer for a few hours for a delicious hot-weather treat!

Get the recipe at Momma Told Me.

These chocolate-covered strawberries would be a welcome addition to any Pride-themed party — or any party, really.

Get the recipe at Love Makes Good Cakes.

These are pretty self-explanatory; if you need a recipe, you might need to eat more fruit. 

Get the scoop over at Raining Hot Coupons.

Do you need something in which to dip all that rainbow fruit? Yeah, I thought so.

Get the recipe at Twinspiration.

This delectable rainbow bánh mì is served with a delicious hoisin-mayo dressing.

Get the recipe at pepper. 

That's right — you can turn your pasta all sorts of funky colors with the addition of a few drops of food coloring.

Get the recipe at KidsActivities.

Add the right veggies, and your fried rice will be the gayest in all the land.

Get the recipe at The Garden Grazer.

Challah is a type of bread traditionally made for Jewish holidays. If you're both Jewish and gay, this is the June recipe for you! 

Find it at What Jew

Wanna Eat.

This vegetarian lasagne recipe is an incredibly classy choice for your sophisticated Pride Month dinner parties.

Get the recipe at Gather & Feast.

White chocolate + shredded coconut +  Fruity Pebbles = a delightful Pride Month dessert.

Get the recipe at The First Year Blog.

Where has edible color spray been all my life?!

Get the recipe at Club Crafted.

This incredible smoothie involves blending several fruits separately and spooning them into tall cups — a fair amount of work, but still; I want one.

Get the recipe at

href="https://www.sweetandsavorybyshinee.com/rainbow-smoothie/" target="_blank">Sweet and Savory.

Simply melt a few popsicles into ice cube trays (letting them set up a bit between each different color), pop the frozen cubes into seltzer water, and enjoy!

Get all

the deets over at Kid Friendly Things To Do.

There are a lot of different rainbow frozen drinks out there, but if you can replicate this one yourself, you are the undisputed ruler of Pride Month beverages.

Get the

recipe at 1 Fine Cookie.

Dust these little guys with a bit of luster dust (a type of decorating powder available at virtually any baking supply store) for a truly magical treat. 

Get the recipe at 

href="http://mymansbelly.com/2013/04/09/sweet-easy-rainbow-meringue-cookies-aka-unicorn-farts/" target="_blank">My Man's Belly.

You had me at "unicorn poop."

Find the recipe over at MomDot.

This snack is a lot easier to make than you'd think — just be sure you've got plenty of sprinkles on hand!

Get the recipe at Frosting And A

Smile.

These sweet 'n' sour ice pops require just two ingredients: lemon-lime soda and rainbow Airheads. Yummm.

Get the recipe at Cutefetti.

Pass these out at your local Pride parade if you want to make ALL the friends.

Get the recipe at Munchkin Munchies.

The Strangeloves said it best: I want (rock) candy.

Get the recipe at Made By a Princess.

Simply purchase some rainbow cookies and smush some ice cream between a pair of them. Low effort, high payoff. 

Get the scoop at Bloom

Designs.

Now THIS looks magically delicious.

Get the recipe at Aww Sam.

How cute are these teeny cakes? (Don't forget the rainbow sprinkles!)

Get the recipe at Belle of the Kitchen.

Inspired by the traditional British dessert, this cake trifle is the mother of all Pride Month Desserts.

Get the recipe at The Kitchen Magpie.

No dairy, no gluten, no grains, AND no refined sugars? This might be the healthiest dessert ever made.

Get the recipe at Wife Mama Foodie.

If you *do* enjoy some refined sugars every now and then, though, Dixie Crystals has an amazing recipe for rainbow no-bake cheesecake parfaits.

Get the recipe here.

There's so much fruit in this sangria, it's basically a salad. Basically.

Get the recipe at Gimme Some Oven.

Made of layers of Midori Melon liqueur, rum, blue Curaçao, sweet and sour mix, and grenadine, this martini brings the party wherever it goes.

Get the full recipe at the

Houston Press.

How pretty is this drink, though? It's made with rum, blue Curaçao, OJ, and grenadine.

Get the recipe at Tipsy Bartender.

Simply omit the vodka if you're not into the whole alcohol thing.

Get the recipe at Jelly Shot Test Kitchen.

Flaming. Rainbow. Shots. 

INCREDIBLE.

This one's another masterpiece from Tipsy Bartender.