Simple Green Punch Recipe

I wanted a green punch recipe for St. Patrick’s Day but, I didn’t want any green punch recipe. I wanted a “Simple Green Punch Recipe” and I remembered my friend made one a few years ago and she added all sorts of things to it. It was delicious but, way to complicated for me.

Simple Green Punch Recipe by The Bearfoot Baker I looked around the the kitchen to see what I had and found 3 ingredients that would work perfectly. Feel free to add more if you want to jazz it up a bit. I mean if you want to add lime, kiwi, olives, green eggs and ham, a frog or anything else green, be my guest. I actually think green frogs floating on top for a boy’s birthday party would be cute. I don’t like green olives or green eggs and ham so I will stick to the basics.

Best Friends for Frosting made festive Holiday Eggnog Shooters with a gold rim and I knew it would be perfect for this green punch recipe.

Green Punch Recipe:

Green Punch Recipe

Green Punch Recipe

Ingredients

2 liters of ginger ale
1 can (46 oz) of pineapplejJuice
2 quarts of lime sherbet
2 drops of green food coloring (optional)

Directions

Pour the pineapple juice in a punch bowl.
Then, add the lime sherbet.
Pour the ginger ale on top of the sherbet.
If you want your punch a little greener, add a few drops of food coloring.
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Green-Punch Prepare the glasses by dipping the rim in lemon juice and them roll it in gold disco dust. I didn’t want a mouth full of disco dust so I used these cute paper straws and sprinkled edible gold glitter on top.

Happy Creating,

Comments

  1. Thanks, Lisa! This looks wonderful and I love the extra special touch of the gold on the rim! Gorgeous photography too!

  2. What a refreshing green drink! So many options, I might consider the frog, butI think I like your choices best!

  3. Great photo and idea Lisa! Reminds me in appearance of the Green Rivers we would drink when I was a kid. A little 7-up and grenadine syrup at the corner drug store’s soda counter. Wow. Did THAT memory just make me sound ancient or what?!

  4. Sweetsugarbelle says:

    THESE ARE SO PRETTY!!!!!!!!!!

  5. Such a pretty color!

  6. I would have never thought to use disco dust to embellish the rim of a drinking glass. Awesome idea, Lisa!!

  7. Love the disco dust idea! So fun :)

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