Pink Sherbet Punch – Strawberry Lemonade
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Pink Sherbet Punch with lemonade and strawberry sherbet is the perfect light and refreshing addition to your next party.
Does your family love a party? My family LOVES a party! Our Pink Sherbet Punch is a great option for the holidays or your upcoming party. It’s easy to make and everyone loves lemonade + strawberry!
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Serve your pink sherbet punch alongside some stuffed mushrooms, buffalo chicken dip, and guacamole!
Pink Sherbet Punch
Pink Sherbet Punch Ingredients
- Strawberry Sherbet – If you can’t find strawberry sherbet, raspberry is a great substitute.
- Lemonade – We used Minute Maid Light Lemonade to keep the sugar and calorie count down, plus it’s light and refreshing.
- Strawberries – I like to use frozen strawberries so the punch stays nice and cold for a long time.
- Optional garnishes – This punch looks so pretty with thinly sliced lemon on top and fresh strawberries on the glasses.
How Do You Make Pink Sherbet Punch
⭐ First, scoop strawberry sherbet into a punch bowl or large pitcher. I like to make a lot of small scoops so it melts into the punch quickly.
⭐ Next, add frozen strawberries. Whole frozen strawberries will keep the punch cold longer, but diced frozen strawberries are more fun to eat.
⭐ Then, add lemonade (we used Minute Maid Light Lemonade).
⭐ Finally, stir well and serve in a pretty glass.
Why Use Frozen Fruit in Pink Sherbet Punch
Frozen fruit is perfect in sherbet punch – or any punch for that matter – as it keeps the punch nice and cold for a long time without watering it down.
You can use fresh (not frozen) fruit if you prefer, but keep in mind that the punch will warm up faster.
Can I Use a Different Flavor Sherbet for Sherbet Punch
You can use any flavor sherbet for sherbet punch! If you want to keep it pink sherbet punch then raspberry is a good alternative.
If you want a green sherbet punch try lime sherbet, or orange sherbet for an orange sherbet punch.
When to Serve Pink Sherbet Punch
Pink Sherbet Punch is the perfect addition to any party, but here’s a short list of some of our favorite times to serve it:
- New Year’s Parties
- Christmas and Hanukkah Parties
- Baby Showers
- Wedding Showers
- Valentines Parties
- Engagement Parties
How to Make Pink Sherbet Punch Healthier
🟢 A great start is by using a light lemonade (I’m partial to classic lemonade, but my kids love pink lemonade).
🟢 Next substitute low sugar or sugar free sherbet instead of regular sherbet.
🟢 The fruit is already healthy!
Serving suggestions
Every party deserves a great punch and some awesome appetizers. Along with this pink sherbet punch we suggest making a few of these delicious dishes:
More drinks to try
If you’re having a really big shindig and need more drinks, here are a few more of our favorite drink recipes:
- Strawberry Lime Slush
- Strawberry Sweet Tea
- Frosted Lemonade
- Sherbet Punch with Gingerale
- Sangria Recipes
- Margarita Recipes
- See all our yummy drink recipes!
More awesome lemon recipes
- Frosted Lemonade Recipe
- Easy Lemon Mousse
- Lemon Bars Recipe
- Soft Lemon Cookies
- See all our recipes with lemon!
Tools we love
- Punch Bowl – A good punch bowl is a party staple, but if you don’t have one, just grab a plastic chip bowl. No one will care, so long as the punch tastes great!
- Punch Ladle – I love a fancy punch ladle as much as the next gal, but a standard soup ladle will work too, or just dip your whole cup in and grab some.
- Stemless Wine Glasses – We love stemless wine glasses. They’re fancy looking, but don’t knock over as easily. You can even find plastic and metal ones.
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How to Make Pink Sherbet Punch
Pink Sherbet Punch Recipe
Ingredients
- ½ gallon strawberry sherbet
- 52 ounces lemonade we used Minute Maid Light Lemonade
- 1 pound frozen strawberries
- Garnish lemon slices and fresh strawberries
Instructions
- Scoop strawberry sherbet into a punch bowl or large pitcher.
- Add frozen strawberries, then lemonade.
- Stir well.
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This looks great! I can not wait to make this recipe, thank you 🙂
This is such a fun drink recipe! Love the pink sugar rim!
When I was growing up, we used Hawaiian punch instead of lemonade
what a great twist!
How many does the Pink Sherbert Punch recipe serve?
Could you add Prosecco to this?
absolutely!
Can you use frozen raspberries
for sure! 🙂
Should the frozen strawberries be bought fresh then frozen or use the ones out of freezer section at grocery store? How many servings does it make?
I typically just use a bag from the freezer section, but you can freeze fresh strawberries if you prefer. I would say this make 15 – 20 servings. 😊
How do you make the pink around the glass?
I just wet the rim and then rolled the glass in some pink sugar 😊
where do you get the pink sugar? Do you dye regular sugar?
In the cake decorating section of the grocery store.
Would using a sorbet work in this punch?