All the colours of the rainbow (and more)
Eating a variety of colourful food and vegetables makes for a balanced and nutritional diet.
But they never specified whether it was to be taken literally or not. And some did.
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Here are 6 beautiful rainbow desserts that taste as good as they look.
1. Mini Melts ice cream - Mini Melts
The franchise from the United States, which used to be in Singapore in the late 2000s, has returned with a new store at VivoCity. The rainbow-coloured beads of ice cream (from $5.50) are frozen instantly using liquid nitrogen at extremely low temperatures.
Flavours include Rainbow Ice, lemon lime, cookies and cream, and double chocolate.
#B2-K7 VivoCity, 1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585
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2. Rainbow cheese toastie - Epicurious
The grilled cheese sandwich ($9) is filled with a cheese mixture made up mainly of mozzarella, and truffle oil.
To achieve the rainbow colours, vegetable puree is mixed into the cheese – beetroot is used for pink, carrot for orange and yellow, spinach for green, potato and butterfly pea flower for blue, and red cabbage for violet.
#01-02 The Quayside, Robertson Quay, Singapore 238252
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3. Multi-layer rainbow jellyhearts - TheJellyHearts
This four-layered cake has a biscuit base, followed by cream cheese, fresh fruit and jelly. It is priced from $47. All products from TheJellyHearts are halal-certified.
Also available for order online.
#02-111 E!hub@ Downtown East, 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599; #B1-08 One Raffles Place, 1 Raffles Place, Singapore 048616
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NEXT: Rainbow lapis →
4. Rainbow lapis - Le Halo
Instead of the usual kueh lapis, opt for a rainbow version (above). It is priced from $1.80 a slice to $52 for 1kg. Le Halo cafe also sells rainbow cake, from $6.50 a slice to $130 for 2kg. Order three days in advance.
To complement the cake, the cafe offers a Rose Cafe Latte ($5.80, above), which is a latte with rose syrup.
#01-162 Block 4 Jalan Bukit Ho Swee, Singapore 162004
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5. Rainbow cheesecake - East Manhattan Bakery Cafe
To jazz up its selection of cheesecakes, East Manhattan Bakery Cafe’s director, Mr John Wee, introduced the Happy Cheesecake – a rainbow- coloured cheesecake with an Oreo cookie base and topping. It is priced at $6.90 a slice or $65 for 1kg.
#01-04 Katong V, 30 East Coast Rd, Singapore 428751; #01-03, 19 Lorong Kilat, Singapore 598120
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6. Rainbow jar cake - Little Nothings Bakery
Add that pop of colour to your next party with rainbow jar cakes ($12 each, smaller sizes at $7 and $9 for bulk orders only) from Little Nothings bakery. Rainbow push pops ($5) and rainbow cupcakes ($4) are also available.
Order online or via email.
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