A delicious, easy-to-make vanilla cupcake with Fruity Pebbles mixed into the batter, a buttercream frosting, and Fruity Pebbles as garnish.

These minature fruity pebbles donuts are baked, not fried. Now you can get in to the cereal donut trend at home!

Sweet baked donuts topped with a cereal milk glaze and a topping of Fruity Pebbles!

This Chocolate Crunch Ice Cream Cake is so easy to make with crispy chocolate cereal to add some crunch. Only requires four ingredients!

Rainbow Krispie Treats – bright and colorful for St. Patrick’s Day!

Baked Cherry Donuts with Cherry Glaze and crunchy Fruity Pebbles!

Made totally from scratch, this festive cake is irresistible!

White chocolate chip cereal cookies. A great way to use up all the cereal before throwing it out.

A nostalgic funfetti cake make with Fruit Pebbles cereal instead of sprinkles!

Sweet and glazed kettlecorn popcorn balls with fruity pebbles.

Crisp Fruity Pebble cereal and white chocolate combine in these soft cookie bars for the perfect after school snack!

These Funfetti Breakfast Muffins are bursting with color but use no cake mix! Find out the secret breakfast ingredient.

These fun breakfast bars are healthy and gluten free!

Funfetti Ooey Gooey Bars are fun to eat with oozing marshmallows and a rainbow of colors.

Waffles with crunchy bursts of Fruity Pebbles!

Not only are these the cutest cupcakes you will ever see, they are also heart healthy so they are GOOD for you!

Did you know that Fruity Pebbles contain 11 essential vitamins and nutrients? That makes these healthy, right?

These cereal doughnuts/donuts are way easier to make than they look!

Top any made-from-scratch, boxed, or store bought cupcake with tons of frosting and Fruity Pebbles cereal for an instant party treat.

A simple funfetti cupcake base topped with vanilla buttercream and Fruity Pebbles – both kids and grown-ups will love this!

A sweet muffin filled with Fruity Pebbles! Perfect for an on-the-go breakfast!

Funfetti Coffee Cake. No sprinkles inside! Can you guess what was used instead?