Rainbow Fruit Pizza
Rainbow Fruit Pizza reminds me of when I was a little girl and begged my dad to chase the rainbows we spotted out of the car window. I wasn’t after the pot of gold so much as the leprechaun and the three wishes he’d grant me if I caught him—at least according to Disney’s Darby O’Gill and the Little People, a completely reasonable source of legitimate information.
I’m not sure exactly what I would have wished for—the complete set of Ty Beanie Babies? An unlimited supply of Easy Bake Oven brownie mix? World peace?
As I learned, driving to the end of a rainbow isn’t as simple as it looks. Fortunately for us, Rainbow Fruit Pizza is as easy as it gets. The flaky “crust” is a ready-to-bake Pillsbury crescent roll dough (ahem, irresistible), and the creamy dreamy “sauce” is vanilla Greek yogurt. Top these two with a colorful banner of fresh fruit, and you have a playful summer dessert that looks beautiful, tastes wonderful, and is a snap to make!
Beanie Babies or a flakey, creamy, and bright summer-fruity treat? I know for which one I’m wishing!
Rainbow Fruit Pizza
Ingredients
- 1 sheet seamless crescent roll dough
- 8 ounces vanilla Greek yogurt
- 6 large fresh strawberries
- 4 ounces canned mandarin oranges
- 2 kiwis
- 1/3 cup fresh blueberries
- 1/3 cup fresh blackberries
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
- On a lightly greased baking sheet, gently roll out the crescent sheet to make a rectangle, lightly pressing the dough to shape as needed. Trim away the edges of the dough to form a rainbow, and gently press down the corners so that they do not flare up during baking. Bake for 8-12 minutes, until lightly golden and crispy. Remove and let cool to room temperature.
- While the pizza bakes, prepare the fruit. Cut tops off of strawberries and slice thinly; rinse mandarin oranges and pat dry; peel and slice kiwis into coins, then slice coins in half cross-wise to form half moons. Simply wash and pat dry the blueberries and blackberries. Set fruit aside.
- Spread the yogurt over the top of the cooled crust, leaving a1/2-inch border around all sides. Arrange the strawberries along the outermost edge, “point” down to form the first rainbow stripe. Follow with a “stripe” of oranges, then kiwis, then blueberries, ending with the blackberries as the lower-most stripe. Serve immediately or refrigerate for up to a few hours. Slice and serve.
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Ohh I used to chase the raibow when I was little as well! This pizza looks so adorable that I don’t think I’d b able to eat it. It’s soooo cute!
Happy Friday Erin! xx
So pretty!! Gorgeous pictures!! Nothing sounds better or more refreshing in the summer! And I love the idea of putting it in a rainbow shape!
This is adorable Erin! Why on earth have I not thought of turning fruit pizzas into a rainbow??? This would be fun for the kids.
Its like I can taste the freshness of this pizza. It’s a beauty.
This looks so fun!! Definitely going to go check out the recipe asap :)
Looks delicious! And love that it can be thrown together quickly!
What a fun and delicious pizza!
What a fun dessert! Love the rainbow shape!
This is too cute! Love the shape!
I would’ve wished for more Beanie Babies, too…those li’l things rocked.
Love this recipe…and the photos!
What a fun and creative recipe! Thanks for sharing, looks delicious :)
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We love fruit pizza at our house! (And really … a healthy dessert that my kids will love … THAT’S a dream come true!!)
I don’t know … when I was little, I’m pretty sure I wanted that pot of gold! The thought of a little green man kind of gave me the heebie jeebies as a kiddo! :)
This is a great summer dessert recipe. Colorful, refreshing, and since it has fruit on it, you feel healthy and accomplished :)
Fruit pizzas are so fun and perfect for Summer. I love how yours looks like half a donut.
Fruit pizzas bring back lots of summer memories, too. How fun that this is actually in a rainbow shape! And all that fruit is making my mouth water. Beautiful recipe Erin!
This is too fun. I love it! Looks like a great brunch or dessert item to bring to a party :)
Super sweet! Just love the cute rainbow shape!
Awwww thank you so much! It wouldn’t have been a true rainbow pizza without it :-)
This is such a cute idea!! Such perfectly arranged fruit, too. I love healthy but delicious desserts like this, so good for summer! X
Yum!! I’ve never made a fruit pizza but a coworker made one and it was pretty delish! Great idea!
Amanda, this was the first one that I had made since I was in high school, and I forgot how much I loved it. Thanks so much!
How many calories are in this spectacular dish? I love it!
Hi Tia, I’m so glad you like this dish! I don’t calc nutritional info for any of my recipes (you can read the detailed reasons why here: http://www.wellplated.com/faqs/), but I do know that there are many free calculators online if you’d like to do so. I don’t recommend one in particular, but I hear good things about My Fitness Pal. I hope that helps!
Hi I am a part of a bi-monthly newsletter for my dental office and would like to include this recipe and a picture for the month of March 2016! The newsletter is hardcopy and i will definitely leave a link to your blog. Please message me for any other info or questions.
Thank you!
-Jessica
I tried it and the crescent roll dough ruined the desert.
i can’t find the seamless crescent rolls. AT all of our grocery stores have seams. Will you tell me the brand you used. Thank you. Judy Lovic
Hi Judy, I got mine at our local grocery store. If you can’t find the single sheet, you can unroll and line up regular crescent roll dough, then pinch the triangles together at the seams to form a single sheet. I hope you enjoy the recipe!