Want to make a no-bake green St. Patrick’s Day treat? You’ll need to chill this pie for at least six hours before serving, but it only takes about 20 minutes to put together before you pop in the fridge.

Mint chip ice cream lovers will lose it over this cake, which includes a little hint of espresso in the batter to really nail the chocolate flavor, and cacao nibs instead of chips to perfectly mimic the chocolate pieces in ice cream.

Mint isn’t the only “green” flavor you have to work with when making St. Patrick’s Day treats — there’s matcha, too. At the end of this recipe, you’ll have about 17 soft, chewy green tea sugar cookies to gift or keep all to yourself.

Don’t forget about pistachio either. These pistachio pudding Linzer cookies look delicious, and the little shamrock cutouts are just too cute. Linzer cookies are usually reserved for Christmas baking, but why not co-opt the traditional dessert for St. Patrick’s Day?

You’ll need a donut baking pan to nail this recipe, but aside from the one special tool, everything else you need is easy to find (and may already be in your pantry). Instructions for making the perfect cream cheese glaze are included.

These breakfast cereal bars are like Rice Krispies but made with Apple Jacks, and the orange and green hues are perfect for St. Patrick’s Day. You could also go rogue and make them with Lucky Charms. They take around 20 minutes total to make, and they’re fun for young kids to mold and shape as they cool.

Chocolate mint brownies are sure to be a crowd-pleaser, whether you’re making sweets for your kid to take to a class party or you’re keeping them in the family. With two layers of frosting — one chocolate, and one vanilla mint — this one’s for the people who like their icing to cake ratio very weighted to one side.

McDonald’s debuted their vanilla and mint Shamrock Shake in 1970, and it’s been a March staple at the fast food chain ever since. But you can totally make your own at home, and this recipe includes tips for making boozy, vegan, and yogurt-based versions.

This recipe includes instructions to make these adorable Shamrock Shake cupcakes from scratch or with a box of cake mix. Either way, what you get are bright green treats that resemble the iconic seasonal McDonald’s shake.

This marbled chocolate and matcha bundt cake isn’t nearly as hard to make as it looks, and it’s the perfect dessert to throw together in 20 minutes. Then, it bakes on a low temp for about an hour. Your house is going to smell so good.

If pistachio, mint, and matcha aren’t your thing, you can always go with lime for your green St. Patrick’s Day treat. This key lime pie takes 15 minutes to whip up and around four hours to set.

Speaking of marbled desserts, this matcha cheesecake is equally pretty to look at as it is delicious to devour. It involves a little time in the oven and then a stint in the fridge to set, but it sure does look like it’s worth the wait.

Much like puppy chow, this leprechaun chow is a yummy snack blend made with kettle corn, Chex mix, and mini pretzels. But these pretzels are covered in white (green) chocolate and sprinkles, with the option of adding little chocolate-covered Oreo top hats.

For the baking experts, why not try your hand at green macarons? These ones are mint with a decadent chocolate ganache filling.