15+ Foods So Pretty You Almost Won't Want to Eat Them

The trick to getting that insane cheese pull is dyeing shredded white cheese and sprinkling it in lines across the bread before grilling.

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Fondant and edible markers are all you need to turn round cookies into adorable emoji expressions.

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Lisa Frank designs had a resurgence in 2016, sparking a wave of unicorn foods like this cake, made mostly with fondant and piped buttercream frosting.

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You'll want to watch the video of this Frozen latte tutorial over and over again. The artist uses a small hooked pick tool to draw this realistic portrayal in latte foam.

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Galaxy bark, also known as unicorn bark, is made by swirling colored chocolate together and dusting it with star sprinkles, edible luster, and metallic dragées. Let it set before cracking it into bark.

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The secret behind these rainbow waffles is squeeze bottles filled with different-colored batters.

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Ice cream and desserts become instantly better with a sprinkle-covered chocolate bowl. Simply dip a blown balloon halfway into melted chocolate followed by sprinkles and allow it to set in the fridge before carefully popping the balloon.

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Buddha bowls and avocado toast have not reached their saturation points. Instead, Instagrammers and bloggers are finding even more ways to make avocado look better in photos. A ripe avocado and a supersharp knife are all you need to re-create this hypnotizing avocado rose.

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If you haven't experienced a bubble cone, it's like a soft waffle but with round "bubbles" instead of square divots. Though a special piece of equipment is necessary to make them at home, you'll find yourself completely addicted to the texture and taste.

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Rainbow bagel with Funfetti cream cheese? Sign us up! Individually dyed doughs are layered together before they are cut into slivers and wrapped into a round bagel shape.

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Cotton candy, edible gold, rock candy, and more top a rainbow-colored cupcake. Don't forget the unicorn horn, made with fondant.

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White splattered icing and glitter (blown onto the cake rather than sprinkled onto it) create the shimmery look of the galaxy.

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Unlike some of the other rainbow foods going viral, rainbow pasta is completely natural. Beets, cabbage, and turmeric dye the pasta into vibrant shades.

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Pour fondant icing into a measuring cup. Drop in several different hues of food coloring before drizzling the icing onto the cake in a crazy tie-dye pattern.

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An LA cafe invented the idea of unicorn hot chocolate, inspiring this cake batter-flavored rendition. The unicorn's head is made with a giant marshmallow. Its arms and horn are fondant, and the mane is a mix of whipped cream and buttercream frosting.

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Geode and agate kitchen gifts inspired cakes made with rock candy and geode cookies.

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