Back in June, I posted one of my family's favorite punch drinks. So today, it's time to reinvent it for Halloween fiestas. With just a few substitutions, this Halloween drink is sure to quench the thirst of all the gremlins in your house. This recipe was inspired by a sour watermelon candy I tried recently, so it was only a matter of time before I would attempt to liquify this sweet treat.
This punch is the combination of 3 liquids. Raspberry Flavored Water (carbonated), a Watermelon fruit juice, and lime sherbet. You can literally dump it all into bowl, stir up, and serve.
And because I just love paper straws, I made these Halloween drink stirrers to go along with this haunted Halloween drink. I used a little dab of frosting to attach a royal icing eyeball to the top of each straw, and popped one into each drink.
Halloween Drink Stirrer Materials:
Paper Straws // Royal Icing Eyeballs // Dab of Frosting for Adhesion
Watermelon Punch Halloween Drink
Ingredients
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Instructions
- In a large punch bowl, add together softened 2 cups Lime Sherbet, 2 cups Raspberry Flavored Water, and 2 cups Watermelon Fruit Juice. Stir punch for a few minutes until sherbet starts to combine with liquid mixture. Once combined, it’s ready to serve!
- Like many drink recipes, have fun with the amounts of each ingredient you add. If you like a more Watermelon flavor, add less raspberry water. And vice versa. For this recipe, you can simply expand the recipe by using equal parts of each ingredient. (i.e. 3 cups of each will deliver 9 cups of drink.)
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