*This party punch recipe is sure to be your new go-to for any and every occasion! It’s the perfect mix of sweet, tart and bubbly that every guest will enjoy. Make a lot of it – it won’t last long!
While doing some behind the scenes, back end work on this site recently, I realized that I’ve used this particular party punch recipe for almost every party I’ve ever hosted, but I’ve never shared the recipe. Back in some older posts, I shared the link where I originally found the recipe, but it seems that the link is no longer working. I had to make sure this perfect party punch recipe got out there, so I’m sharing it here today!
The Best Party Punch Recipe
This punch is made with three simple ingredients – frozen lemonade, pineapple juice and Sundrop. If you’re unfamiliar with Sundrop, it’s a soft drink made in the south that is similar to Mt. Dew and it’s so, so good! If Sundrop is unavailable in your area, you can substitute Mt. Dew (I’ve made this with caffeine free Mt. Dew before for baby showers and it turns out great.)
The sweetness of the pineapple juice combined with the tartness of the lemonade and carbonation of the Sundrop makes for a perfectly delightful combination. I’m always amazed at how quickly this punch disappears.
If you were to browse through my party posts, you’d see this punch featured at probably 75% of parties I’ve hosted. I even turned it green for my daughter’s Wizard of Oz first birthday party and called it “Melted Witch Punch.” If you wanted pink, you could sub pink lemonade and ginger ale.
Be sure to pin this recipe to use at the next event you host! Or scale down the recipe and make a small batch for your family during quarantine. It will be a nice little treat!
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- 2 - 46oz cans pineapple juice
- 2 - 12oz cans frozen lemonade
- 3 two liter bottles Sundrop
- Mix frozen lemonade and pineapple juice together in large pitcher
- Add Sundrop just before serving and mix well
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