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13 St. Patrick’s Day Treats That Are Worth More Than a Pot of Gold

By: Ksenia Prints · Updated: Mar 17, 2025 · This post may contain affiliate links.

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These 13 buttery, tender scones offer a comforting bite with a hint of apple sweetness. Their soft texture and golden-baked edges make them a great addition to any St. Patrick’s Day breakfast or afternoon snack. Easy to bake and quick to serve, they won’t stay on the plate for long. Once they’re warm and ready, they’ll be snatched up in no time.

A green round dessert with white drizzle sits on a spoon over a white mug. The mug is on a marble surface with a round wooden board nearby.
St. Patrick’s Day Hot Chocolate Cocoa Bombs. Photo credit: Thrive at Home.

Lime Jello Salad

Piece of lime jello salad topped with whipped cream and a cherry.
Lime Jello Salad. Photo credit: Upstate Ramblings.

This bright and festive dessert combines tangy lime flavor with a creamy, smooth texture for a nostalgic treat. The vibrant green color makes it a perfect fit for any St. Patrick’s Day table. Light and refreshing, it’s an effortless way to bring a touch of sweetness to the holiday. Once you serve it, don’t be surprised if guests ask for it again next year.
Get the Recipe: Lime Jello Salad

St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast Leprechaun Toast

A slice of toast spread with bright green frosting is topped with colorful marshmallow cereal pieces and small sprinkles. A jar of green frosting, a bowl of cereal, and a knife are blurred in the background.
St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast Leprechaun Toast. Photo credit: Thermocookery.

This playful breakfast turns an ordinary morning into a holiday celebration with a burst of green. Sweet toppings and colorful sprinkles make every bite a fun way to start the day. It’s festive, easy to make, and gets everyone in the spirit of the holiday. If breakfast ever needed a lucky charm, this would be it.
Get the Recipe: St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast Leprechaun Toast

Bailey’s Chocolate Mousse

Image shows a Spoon with Baileys chocolate mousse and whipped cream and the full serving behind it.
Bailey’s Chocolate Mousse. Photo credit: Honest and Truly.

This rich and velvety chocolate mousse is infused with the smooth taste of Bailey’s, making it a St. Patrick’s Day standout. Creamy and decadent, it’s a dessert that feels both festive and indulgent. Served in small cups or layered in parfait glasses, it makes any gathering feel a little more special. You won’t need a pot of gold when this is on the menu.
Get the Recipe: Bailey’s Chocolate Mousse

Matcha Brownies

Four square slices of matcha brownies with white chocolate icing.
Matcha Brownies. Photo credit: Easy Homemade Life.

These fudgy brownies bring a festive twist with the earthy, rich flavor of matcha. Their deep green hue makes them a perfect St. Patrick’s Day dessert while adding a bold, unique taste. The balance of bittersweet chocolate and matcha keeps every bite interesting. Once you try them, regular brownies might never feel exciting enough again.
Get the Recipe: Matcha Brownies

Irish Cream Hot Chocolate Bombs

Irish Cream Hot Chocolate Bombs. Photo credit: Renee Nicole's Kitchen.

These chocolate shells are filled with rich cocoa mix and a hint of Irish cream flavor, melting into a warm and cozy drink. Dropping one into hot milk creates a creamy, indulgent treat that’s as fun to make as it is to drink. They bring a festive touch to the holiday while offering the ultimate comfort in a mug. Whether for a party or a quiet night in, these will steal the show.
Get the Recipe: Irish Cream Hot Chocolate Bombs

Green Monster Muffins

Green monster muffins in a wicker basket.
Green Monster Muffins. Photo credit: Thriving In Parenting.

Packed with wholesome ingredients and naturally tinted green, these muffins are a fun and festive way to celebrate the holiday. They’re soft, moist, and just the right balance of sweetness. Perfect for breakfast or an afternoon snack, they bring St. Patrick’s Day spirit without being overly rich. Even picky eaters will find them hard to resist.
Get the Recipe: Green Monster Muffins

No-Bake Chocolate Pistachio Cake

Slices of chocolate pistachio cake.
No-Bake Chocolate Pistachio Cake. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

This no-bake dessert combines the deep richness of chocolate with the nutty crunch of pistachios for an effortless yet impressive treat. The contrast of dark and green makes it a visual standout on any dessert table. Layers of creamy chocolate and pistachio flavor make every bite unforgettable. No oven, no hassle—just a decadent dessert that fits the holiday perfectly.
Get the Recipe: No-Bake Chocolate Pistachio Cake

Irish Soda Bread

Round loaf of Irish soda bread on wooden board.
Irish Soda Bread. Photo credit: Real Life of Lulu.

This classic Irish bread is slightly sweet, with a tender crumb and a golden crust that makes it a must-have for St. Patrick’s Day. Whether enjoyed with butter, jam, or alongside a hearty meal, it’s a comforting addition to the table. The simple ingredients and traditional feel make it a timeless favorite. Once you’ve baked it fresh, store-bought bread just won’t compare.
Get the Recipe: Irish Soda Bread

Sweet Lime Squares with Lavender and Bee Pollen

A plate with three stacked pieces of creamy dessert bars, topped with small yellow and purple sprinkles. The bars have a crumbly brown base. A fork is placed next to the bars on the patterned plate.
Sweet Lime Squares with Lavender and Bee Pollen. Photo credit: My Mocktail Forest.

These tangy lime bars get a floral twist with a touch of lavender and a sprinkle of bee pollen. The combination of bright citrus and subtle herbal notes makes them an elegant yet unexpected dessert. They bring a fresh and fragrant contrast to richer holiday sweets. If you want to impress your guests, these are a refreshing way to do it.
Get the Recipe: Sweet Lime Squares with Lavender and Bee Pollen

White Chocolate Bark with Cranberry and Pistachio

White Chocolate Bark with Cranberry and Pistachio. Photo credit: My Mocktail Forest.

This sweet and crunchy treat layers creamy white chocolate with tart cranberries and crunchy pistachios. The festive red and green colors make it a perfect fit for St. Patrick’s Day. It’s easy to break apart and share, making it a simple yet crowd-pleasing dessert. A few pieces are never enough—this disappears fast.
Get the Recipe: White Chocolate Bark with Cranberry and Pistachio

Chocolate Mousse Tart

A slice of mint chocolate tart on a white plate with a fork. The tart has a chocolate crust, mint green filling, and is topped with whipped cream, chocolate pieces, and green sprinkles. A serving tool rests nearby on a green cloth.
Chocolate Mousse Tart. Photo credit: One Hot Oven

A crisp, buttery crust holds a smooth, rich chocolate mousse that’s as decadent as it is elegant. This dessert is perfect for those who love deep, velvety chocolate flavor without the need for a heavy cake. Whether topped with whipped cream or fresh berries, it’s a showstopper on any holiday table. One bite, and you’ll wish St. Patrick’s Day came around more often.
Get the Recipe: Chocolate Mousse Tart

St. Patrick’s Day Hot Chocolate Cocoa Bombs

St. Patrick's Day Hot Chocolate Cocoa Bomb with white icing drizzle, resting on a spoon over a white cup.
St. Patrick’s Day Hot Chocolate Cocoa Bombs. Photo credit: Thrive at Home.

These festive cocoa bombs burst open with rich chocolate and marshmallows when added to warm milk. They make celebrating St. Patrick’s Day extra fun with their vibrant green decorations. Whether for kids or adults, they bring a little magic to any celebration. Once you’ve made them, you’ll find an excuse to enjoy them beyond the holiday.
Get the Recipe: St. Patrick’s Day Hot Chocolate Cocoa Bombs

Apple Cream Scones

A slice of an Apple Scones on a white plate and a cup of tea.
Apple Cream Scones. Photo credit: One Hot Oven.

These tender, buttery scones are filled with sweet apple chunks and a hint of cream for a soft and flaky texture. Perfect with a cup of tea or coffee, they make for a cozy treat on St. Patrick’s Day morning. The slight crispness on the outside and delicate crumb inside make them truly irresistible. If nostalgia had a flavor, it would taste just like these.
Get the Recipe: Apple Cream Scones

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