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These Edible Unicorn Squares are Made with Lucky Charms

If you've ever wondered what the vomit of a mystical unicorn would look like, now you can see for yourself with this edible Lucky Charms adaptation of the famous Rice Krispies treats.

According to legend, when unicorns throw up, they puke rainbows -- how cool is that? So, it is only fitting then that an edible version of unicorn spit-up be made using technicolor Lucky Charm marshmallow treats. This edible unicorn vomit is a new spin on the Rice Krispies squares recipe that uses Lucky Charms instead of the Rice Krispies cereal. The Lucky Charms -- that's right, only the charms -- are stuck together using gooey, melted marshmallows that were dyed purple using food coloring.

While these unicorn vomit Lucky Charm squares look colorfully delicious, be careful how many you eat. These unicorn barf squares are pure sugar.
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