This post has been sponsored by Schweppes®. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Wind down, invite the friends over, and whip up this easy DIY Sherbet Punch Bar with Schweppes Sparkling Water for a fun holiday party idea! In this post, you'll learn:
- How to make sherbet punch with just 2 ingredients
- A fun idea showing how to serve sherbet punch for a crowd
- How to make raspberry, orange, and lime sherbet punch for Christmas
After a busy year, the last thing I usually want to be doing during the holidays is making elaborate recipes and dirtying a bunch of dishes. This year has been a demanding (yet amazing) one with the business and while I like to think I'll be fairy-dusting the kitchen with fancy desserts, the truth is that I'll probably end up baking our annual cookies and saving the rest of the homemaking for our family Christmas Eve dinner and snack night.
Now that all my siblings are grown up and in college, our Christmas Eve festivities look a bit different than they used to. Where the anticipation of opening gifts used to be the highlight of the night, these days we're more about the little smokies and sherbet punch. It's been a tradition in my family to make sherbet punch every year for the holidays so this year I'm taking the level of sophistication up a notch and switching out the soda for different flavors of Schweppes Sparkling Water to create the ultimate DIY punch bar!
Schweppes Sparkling Water is now available at Walmart (right now you'll find it near the seasonal end caps at Walmart), so you can buzz on over to pick up a few 8 packs and sherbet punch while you're shopping for the other hors d'oeuvres and holiday snacks. Between the black cherry, orange, lemon lime, and raspberry lime (my favorite one!), this family of 8 will be getting spoiled with options. The option to create whatever flavor of punch they want...on the spot.
What You Need to Make DIY Sherbet Punch Bar
- Schweppes Sparkling Water in any of the 4 flavors: Raspberry Lime, Black Cherry, Lemon Lime, or Orange (You can find this at Walmart on the end caps.)
- Raspberry, Lime, Orange, or Cherry Sherbet
- Mason Jars
How to serve sherbet punch for a crowd
A few years ago, I saw an idea for an ice cream party where the host pre-scooped the ice cream beforehand and placed it into jars so that they didn't have to mess with melting ice cream on the party table. So I thought this would be the perfect way to serve up the sherbet punch for a crowd.
Simply scoop 3-4 scoops of sherbet into each mason jar and then place in a bowl of ice during the party. I also cut out some colored cardstock and taped it to the lids to dress things up a bit and personalize each jar.
Then throughout the party the guests can mix in their own flavor of Schweppes Sparkling Water so that it's nice and carbonated for drinking. You can also place a few bowls of sliced fruit on the table and let your guests dress up their drink. Because hey, we can pretend we're fancy a few times out of the year ;)
How to make raspberry, orange, and lime sherbet punch for Christmas
The fun thing with this DIY sherbet punch bar is that you can customize it to the different holiday. Serve orange for Thanksgiving or raspberry & lime sherbet for Christmas.
Call a sitter, grab all the ingredients at Walmart, invite some friends over, and kick back after a busy year with a glass of delicious sherbet punch.
I mean, can we just look at those bubbles for a second?! There's something about adding a little carbonation to the sherbet that takes these drinks up a notch.
Sherbet Punch Bar
Ingredients
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