Orange Sherbet Punch

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Tropical fruit juices, lemon-lime soda, and orange sherbet make this Tropical Orange Sherbet Punch cool, refreshing, and delicious! It’s the perfect summertime drink, like a creamsicle in a glass!

I have talked about my love of brunch before. And it’s no secret that no-bake desserts are sort of my thing.

But I don’t know that we’ve discussed my love of punch. Seriously. If there is a punch bowl and sherbet, I am in. Cup after cup. I can usually curb my love of punch just short of embarrassing.

But when I can make this delicious drink with fizzy fruit juices and all the orange sherbet I want at home? Perfection!

P.S. Even though there is only one ‘r’ in sherbet, anyone else say it “sher-bert”? Why do I do that? Anyway …

Why I love this recipe

This punch is easy – just 4 ingredients depending on the fruit juices you pick.

An easy punch recipe like this means that you can make it by the glass, by the pitcher or by the punch bowl. An orange wedge is optional, but so pretty and seasonal!

This punch is perfect for birthday parties, baby showers, or even just an afternoon by the pool.

Ingredients

• Equal parts chilled orange juice, pineapple juice, and sprite
• Orange sherbet
• Orange slices for garnish (optional)

Step by step

Now, let’s mix it up!

Simply mix the juices and soda together an top with a scoop of orange sherbet.

Variations

Play with a different flavor of sherbet in this punch to make if your own. Try making a rainbow sherbet punch, adding lime sherbet, or substitute your favorite flavor of sorbet.

You can also switch out the sprite flavors and try cranberry sprite or even orange soda.

You can make this an adult beverage by adding a shot of alcohol to the mix, rum or vodka both taste delicious in this punch. You can also substitute champagne for the sprite for a mimosa variation!

Serving suggestions

For a party punch, serve in a large punch bowl with multiple scoops of sherbet throughout.

If you try this recipe please comment and rate it below, I love hearing from you!

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