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"1. Red, White, and Blueberry Ice Cream Pie\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nThis gluten-free pie is the perfect centerpiece for any table. It looks so good, you won't want to share.\n\nGet the recipe from Yummy Mummy Kitchen.2. American Flag CakeGive your guests a little surprise when they cut into this simple white cake.Get the recipe from Food52.3. Snow Cone CupcakesThese might look like frozen desserts at first glance, but that's actually just a heavily sprinkled cupcake.Get the recipe from Best Friends for Frosting.4. Red, White, and Blue BarkVanilla candy coating, sprinkles, and Oreos combine to make a seriously sweet snack.Get the recipe from Lil' Luna.5. American Flag Sugar Cookies\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nShow off your stars and your stripes (and your cookie decorating skills) with these flag sugar cookies.\n\nGet the recipe from Tune 'n Fork.6. Pi\u00F1a Colada CupcakesYou may not be at the beach for the 4th of July, but escape to a tropical getaway when you taste these pi\u00F1a colada-inspired cupcakes.Get the recipe from Beyond Frosting.7. Patriotic PretzelsThese pretzels are the perfect addition to a festive red, white, and blue party.Get the recipe from The Real Thing With the Coake Family.8. Fruit Ice CubesWhether you're drinking water or something a little stronger, these ice cubes are going to make you very happy while you're celebrating.\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nGet the recipe from Posed for Perfection.9. Cupcakes in a JarIs there anything better than cupcakes in mini Mason jars? \n\nGet the recipe from The Tomkate Studio.10. Chocolate Zucchini DoughnutsDon't feel guilty about eating these doughnuts! Made with alternative ingredients like zucchini and applesauce, you'll satisfy your sweet tooth without feeling too bad about it.Get the recipe from Inside BruCrew Life.11. Stacked Firecracker CookiesKick the fireworks off early with these explosively delicious treats.Get the recipe from Tablespoon.12. Oreo PopsForget cake pops! These colorful Oreo pops will be a favorite at your bash.\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nGet the recipe from Makoodle.13. Snack MixBag up this all-American mix as a gift, or display it in a large bowl on your table.\n\nGet the recipe from Glorious Treats.14. American PieSummer berries and pie ... Is there a better combination?Get the recipe from The Secret Life of a Chef's Wife.15. Red, White, and Blueberry CocktailThis cocktail is the perfect, refreshing treat to sip on while watching late-night fireworks. Get the recipe from The Twistband.16. Patriotic PopcornStaying in for the 4th of July? Spice up your movie popcorn with a little bit of food coloring.Get the recipe from Oh, Sweet Basil.17. Flag Cupcakes\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nIf you think the outside is pretty, just wait until you see the swirly gorgeousness inside this cupcake when you take a bite.Get the recipe from Baked Bree.18. All-American OreosAdd these Oreos to a parfait or ice cream for an even sweeter dessert.\n\nGet the recipe from Pint Sized Baker.19. Jell-O Pudding PopsWe guarantee you will be making these popsicles year-round. Get the recipe from No. 2 Pencil.20. Ooey Gooey BarsTake classic Rice Krispie bars and give them a bright twist.Get the recipe from The Gunny Sack.21. Red, White, and Blue Raspberry Candy BarsIt's safe to say your guests won't know what hit 'em when they bite into these treats.Get the recipe from Cherry Tea Cakes.22. Vegan Smoothie\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nSkip the sweets and try a refreshing smoothie for the Fourth. It's going to be a hot one!Get the recipe from Earthy Feast.23. Tie-Dyed FudgeWith just six simple ingredients, you can easily whip up a fun dessert everyone will envy.Get the recipe from Taste and Tell.RELATED: 29 Fruit Dessert Recipes3 Beautiful Cakes Hiding Fun Surprises InsideVia Country Living"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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