Ginger Ale Punch Sherbet
Sarah Brown
Ginger Ale Punch Sherbet is that magical drink that evokes nostalgia while being vibrant and fresh. With just a few ingredients, this punch resembles a fizzy party, bursting with flavor and color, inviting everyone to take a sip.
Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Course Dessert
Cuisine American
Servings 12
Calories 150 kcal
Punch bowl
scoop
Knife
cutting board
- Here’s what you’ll need for this vibrant Ginger Ale Punch Sherbet:
- 2 quarts lime sherbet
- 2 2-liter bottles ginger ale
- 1 46 fluid ounce can pineapple juice
- 1 tablespoon fresh mint leaves finely chopped
- 1 4 ounce jar maraschino cherries, drained
- 1 lemon sliced
- 1 lime sliced
- This blend shines during those warm summer days combining creamy sweetness with fizzy liveliness.
Step 1: Gather Your Ingredients
First things first, assemble all the ingredients on your counter. Trust me, it makes the process smoother and helps keep things organized. Chop the lemon and lime into slices and get everything ready for action.
Step 2: Scoop the Sherbet
Grab a scoop and dig into the lime sherbet. You'll want to generously scoop it into your punch bowl; you’re aiming for a bright, inviting mountain of sherbet. Don't worry about making it perfect; the more casual, the better—it’s all about fun!
Step 3: Pour in the Juices
Carefully pour the pineapple juice over the sherbet. Then, let the bubbles of the ginger ale join the party! Pour in both bottles slowly to minimize foam. The fizz will mingle with the sherbet, creating a magnificent frothy mix.
Step 4: Stir It Up
Once everything is in the bowl, use a ladle or a big spoon to gently stir the mixture. You want to combine it well but still keep some of the beautiful texture of the sherbet—you want ice cream bites, after all!
Step 5: Add the Fun Stuff
Next up, toss in the maraschino cherries and let them float on top; they’re the cherry on this punch sundae! Now, add the slices of lemon and lime. Let them float like little sailboats, giving the drink that extra splash of color and flavor.
Choose Your Sherbet: Lime isn’t your only option. A lemon or orange sherbet can switch things up.
Ginger Ale Alternatives: If ginger ale is unavailable, lemon-lime soda works in a pinch.
Chill Ahead of Time: For a frosty punch, chill your ginger ale and pineapple juice for a few hours before mixing.
Make It Fancier: Add tropical fruits like diced mango or fresh berries for an exotic twist.
Garnish Options: Consider adding edible flowers for a stunning presentation.
Serving: 12gCalories: 150kcal
Keyword Ginger Ale Punch Sherbet