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Instructions. In a large pitcher, mix frozen limeade with 3 cans of water. Add frozen pineapple juice and 2 cans of water. Add lemon lime Kool Aid packets and 1 cup sugar. 2-1/2 cups vanilla ice cream 1/4 cup milk 1/2 cup Peppermint Pattie bars, or Junior Mints cut into pieces Blender. Instructions. Place candy pieces and place them into the freezer for 15 minutes. Pour 1 quart of hot water into a large saucepan, and dissolve the gelatin. Allow to cool. Pour the cooled gelatin into a large punch bowl. Stir in: pineapple juice, orange juice concentrate, sugar, and 4 ½ cups of cold water. More St. Patrick’s Day Party Recipes. Lucky Charms Cake; Shamrock Pancakes; Chocolate Marshmallow Leprechaun Hats; Pot ‘o Gold St. Patrick’s Day Cookie Cups; Lucky Charms Hot Chocolate Bombs; Rainbow Graham Crackers; St. Patrick’s Day Punch Recipe (Printable Recipe Card) If you tried this recipe and loved it, please rate it! We make this green punch every year on St Patrick’s Day. It is the perfect amount of sweetness and my kids love having it in fun holiday glasses. The simple ingredients makes it easy to prepare in a punchbowl. The best thing is this green drinks can be made in a variety of ways. Get creative this holiday and make this St Patrick’s Day Punch. St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect occasion to enjoy a festive and refreshing beverage that captures the spirit of the holiday. This Shamrock Sherbet Punch combines the tangy flavors of lemon-lime and pineapple with the effervescence of ginger ale, creating a delightful drink that’s both visually appealing and delicious. Green Food Coloring– Just 3 or 4 drops will give the punch a bright green color, perfect for St. Patrick’s Day. How to Make Shamrock Punch. This section shows you how to make the recipe with step-by-step photos and instructions. For the full printable recipe, see the recipe card below. Step 1: Scoop lime sherbet into your punch bowl. Pour Lime Sherbet Punch is the perfect St. Patrick’s Day punch to celebrate the holiday. This fun green punch is made with pineapple juice, ginger ale, kool-aid mix, and sherbet. It can be made as a cocktail or as a non-alcoholic St. Patrick’s Day drink recipe. It’s the perfect sherbet punch for a crowd! This is the perfect addition to your St. Patrick’s Day theme party! Plus, this would also be fun to serve your kids on St. Patricks Day! This recipe only calls for 2 ingredients which makes it super simple to prepare (and also really cheap)! Shamrock Punch Recipe. INGREDIENTS: 1 Carton of Lime Sherbet 1 2 Liter of Gingerale. DIRECTIONS: This non-alcoholic fizzy drink is so quick to make. Kids love it! It can easily be made into an adult beverage too if desired. Even though I have made it mostly for St. Patrick’s Day green food parties, it is also great for Easter brunches, cookouts during the Summer or as Grinch punch at Christmas parties. St. Patrick’s Day Punch. Ingredients: ½ Gallon Container Lime Sherbet; 1 2 Liter Lemon Lime Soda; 1 2 Liter Ginger Ale; 1 Frozen Concentrate Limeade Mix; 2-3 Limes (optional) 2-3 Drops Green Food Coloring (optional) Green Sugar Sprinkles (optional) To make this punch, star with a large punch bowl. Green drinks are a pretty much a St. Patrick’s Day tradition and this shamrock punch recipe is simple, delicious, and perfect for a party. Lime sherbet and and lemon-lime soda combine to create a fizzy, sweet beverage with plenty of fresh citrus flavor, and food coloring adds an extra pop of color to the fun shamrock shade. It’s green color makes it perfect for a St. Patrick’s Day punch or an easy holiday Grinch punch. Made with only 3 ingredients and ready in 5 minutes, it’s sweet, refreshing and will disappear at any party! You could even serve it at Halloween instead of my Halloween Punch with orange sherbet; both kids and adults love this no alcohol punch. This Green Punch Recipe is the perfect way to celebrate St Patrick's Day. This punch is kid friendly and you only need 3 ingredients to make. Anytime we Only 3 ingredients to make this delicious St. Patrick’s Day Punch! You can easily change the flavors for other special occasions, maybe pink for a baby shower or Easter. this recipe! There are lots of fun St. Patrick’s Day Drinks around, a couple of my favoritesShamrock Shake and Irish Cream Pie Shake, but I’ll have St. Patrick’s Day isn’t just for adults—kids can join in on the fun too! Whether planning a festive family celebration, hosting a St. Paddy’s party, or simply looking for creative ways to make the day extra special for little ones, these fun and colourful St. Patrick’s day kids drinks are the perfect way to spread the holiday cheer. So, raise a glass to luck, because your St. Patrick’s Day just got a lot more exciting with these delicious punch ideas! 50+ Refreshing St. Patrick’s Day Punch Recipes for Every Celebration. With over 50 St. Patrick’s Day punch recipes at your fingertips, you’re equipped to throw a celebration that will leave a lasting impression. This year, the kids will be indulging in this non alcoholic St. Patrick’s Day punch. It is a green punch with gold sanding sugar. It is perfect for kids and it is a perfect St. Patrick’s Day punch for a party. Want other non-alcoholic punch ideas? The Amazing Spiderman Punch or Easter Punch – Perfect for Kids. Have you seen our St St. Patrick’s Day Punch is a quick and fun green punch recipe made with grape juice, orange juice, lemon-lime soda, and rainbow sherbet! This sweet and fizzy drink recipe is sure to delight any Leprechaun! Try your luck with another delicious St. Patrick’s Day recipe such as my Pot of Gold St Patrick’s Day Cupcakes or Lucky Charms Treats! Plus, its bright green color is perfect for keeping the St Patrick’s Day theme alive. When these simple ingredients come together, they create the most delightful St Patricks Day Punch your family will love. The fizzy Ginger Ale or lemon-lime soda adds just the right sparkle to every sip, keeping things light and refreshing.
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