These sugar cookies are filled with a sweet surprise (mini chocolate candies) and are sure to add fireworks to your celebration!

A fun, colorful layered cordial fit for a Fourth of July party!

Add even more fun to your festivities by making a spirited white cake decorated with red and blue.

Cheesecakes are good, but colorful patriotic cheesecakes are even better!

Marshmallow Pops lead the way to the 4th of July! Made with Fruit Roll-Ups and ready-to-eat frosting, they’re as easy to make as they are to eat!

While kids are obviously out when it comes to holiday imbibing, there are a number of special non-alcoholic spritzers and punches that all guests w...

Colorful ice cubes make sparkling water or champagne tons of fun..

Breakfast is infinitely more exciting when it's shaped like stars..

You'll love these Festive marshmallow pops for a few reasons….1)The marshmallows are covered in chocolate,peanut butter and spr...

For this year's 4th of July party, you're sure to decorate with all things red, white and blue. Why not get into the patriotic spirit with your jel...

How cute is that? Imagine the shock and awe on your friends and families faces when they bite into a seemingly normal looking candy bar and BAM! It...

Impress your guests with this light and fruity 4th of July tart. 

The dough yields plenty of extra cookie "spoons," which can be served with tea or any dessert. If you'd prefer to bake a single batch, use one disk...

This delicious berry spritzer cocktail is the perfect summer drink.

These patriotic treats are perfect for the Fourth of July, but you can also make them with other berries or fruit.

Two kinds of smooth gelatin -- red currant and panna cotta, which is made with cream -- are topped with currants and blueberries.

This dessert would be right at home at a Fourth of July barbecue. You can substitute sliced fresh strawberries for the raspberries, if you prefer.

Put on a show with a display of these patriotic cookies.