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Sherbet Punch Recipe

A sherbet punch recipe made with lime or orange sherbet, lemonade, pineapple juice, and 7-Up.

sherbet punch recipe


A delicious non-alcoholic punch recipe that can be served for a Christmas brunch or holiday party.

This punch would also be appropriate served for a baby shower or wedding shower. It is a fun and festive drink to serve at a children's birthday party. The sherbet ice cream melts into the punch and gives a creamy flavor that is offset by the fizzy 7-Up.

Use it as a party punch when you will have at least 6-8 people over and will not be having a heavy meal. Because of the ice cream in this beverage, it is a bit heavier of a drink. Serve with lighter appetizers.

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Sherbet Punch Recipe

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Prep Time: 15 minutes

Ingredient List:

2 12-ounce lemonade concentrate
5-6 cans of water
1/2 can (46-ounce) pineapple juice (about 23 ounces)
1 cup sugar
1 bottle of 7-Up (1 liter), pre-chilled
1 pint of frozen lime or orange sherbet

Kitchen Equipment Needed

Large Punch Bowl

Instructions:

Step 1: Pre-chill all ingredients.

Step 2: Mix lemonade, water, and pineapple juice, and sugar in a large punch bowl until dissolved.

Step 3: Slowly pour in 1 bottle of 7-Up or other clear carbonated sweet soda.

Step 4: Place scoops of lime or orange sherbet on top of the punch and this sherbet punch recipe is ready to serve. The ice cream will melt in to the soda and also works to keep the drink cold without the use of ice.

This ice cream punch makes about 30-6 ounce servings.

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