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St. Patrick's Day is now a very popular and fun party that is celebrated by many countries around the world. We all know, all holidays can not exist without special symbols, such as thematic costumes, food and drinks, specific colors, etc. Since we all go green on the feast of St. Patrick, check the most unusual and super tasty green treats you can try this year. Go green and feel lucky!

1. Green velvet cake
The velvet cake is usually a cake with red or red red and red red and red brown red paste layers and white glaze. But this can be turned from a romantic red version to a funny green. Some people use a special food color, but you can try a natural green alternative like spinach, beets-greens or Roman lettuce. The taste remains the same but the appearance is amazing!

2. Cupcakes of the Saint-Patrick party
There are some variations of these mini-pies. An option is to use chocolate cupcakes decorated with mint glaceing and four edible clove clovers based on confectionery sugar. You can find them on your great market in the driveway where they keep the flour and sugar. Also try fully green cupcakes with white icing and Shamrock Tiny Tiny Shamrock sprinkles or M & Mr. Irish, right?

3. Green beer
Classic! Support the spirit of St Patrick's Day drinking an absolutely delicious green beer. You can actually add a few drops of food coloring to your beer to make it green, but as long as most of the food coloring on the market is not as natural and can even be dangerous for our health, we recommend you Try the locally brewed, and biological types of beers. A blow of fresh wheat grass juice or powder will turn your beer a beautiful shade of green. Wheat grass is full of minerals and vitamins, which will minimize your hangover the next morning, so you get a double advantage. For a pint of 16 ounce beer, add 1 tablespoon of wheat grass juice to the glass, pour into the beer and lift your brewer at the guy who led the snakes out of Ireland!

4. Green cocktail
It's not just a green beer that is appreciated by St. Patrick's Day. You can choose many "delicious" delicious "assassines" without alcohol. You can enjoy holiday theme drinks with the whole family now. Here are some good options: preparing green tea mojitos, basil lemonade or simply add cucumber and mint to your lemonade or tea. Tasty and refreshing!

5. Popcorn Saint-Patrick's Day
Looks nice, taste even better! Simply prepare a sugar sauce and add a few drops of green food or wheat grass mentioned above, then water your popcorn with sauce and throw it. Children will love this treatment!

6. Green crisp treatments
Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with these healthy treats and easy to make treats! These tasty sweets are made from marshmallow and fused rice cereals, so they will not hurt your silhouette. Use a theme cookie cutter so that treats are even more fun! Decorate them with candy currencies wrapped in gold.

7. Green Tea Ice Cream
Satisfy your sweet tooth with this beautiful gastrie ice. It is usually done with natural green tea adding a matcha powder. These ingredients take ice up to a brand new level, even if you have a neutral opinion on green tea.

8. Shamrock Nachos
Everyone loves the nachos especially with a delicious dip. Make a tortilla of spinach (or a single single purchase) and cut it with a shamrock biscuit. Cute and easy! You will get genuine mini-chips to enjoy your beer!

9. Tourbillon bread rainbow
Almost forgotten arches! According to legend, it is said that Leprechauns keep their gold pots at the end of the rainbow. And if a leprechaun loves you, he will share his precious gold with you. The Tourbillon bread rainbow is a great way to create and maintain the spirit of this day. Add bright colors to your festive table and applaud everyone!

10. Green pancakes
A super delicious and healthy idea for breakfast. You do not want to add artificial food to your pancakes? Add spinach mixed with dough and cook them as you would normally. You will not detect the taste of spinach, but your pancakes will be delicious and seem very nice for the holidays of St. Paddy!