Celebrate the day of love with this yummy and refreshing, sweeter than candy, Valentine’s Day Party Punch, perfect for V-day, baby showers, bridal showers, church potlucks, family get-togethers, and more.
A delicious fan favorite when it comes to the best Valentine’s Day themed drinks.
This love potion drink is a classic holiday favorite and a very simple sherbet punch recipe.
Whether you’re planning a special party for the kids, an anti-Valentine’s Day bash for the girls (think, Galentine’s Day), or a special evening for your sweetheart this Valentine punch is sure to thrill all your guests.
We like to call it Love Potion since the term has the meaning of a type of potion designed to create feelings of love.
Pretty perfect inspiration for Valentine’s Day!
Love Potion Beverage | Raspberry 7UP Punch
Ingredients you will need to make a batch of non-alcoholic Valentine Punch
- 2-liter bottle of Cherry 7up
- 1-quart raspberry sherbet
- Whipped topping & sprinkles (these are optional)
This recipe is also good with lime or strawberry sherbet but our favorite Valentine’s punch is made with raspberry.
How to make Valentine’s Day Party Punch!
Pour your 7up into a punch bowl or gallon drink pitcher. Place scoops of raspberry sherbet in and stir to mix. I know, this Valentine’s Day Punch is too easy, right? Exactly why I love it so much.
Individual Size Valentine’s Day Party Punch Drinks
Pour a glass of Cherry 7up and drop in one scoop of sherbet. We topped ours with whipped topping and sprinkles to add that extra touch of fun.
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Raspberry 7UP punch
Celebrate the day of love with this yummy and refreshing, sweeter than candy, Valentine's Day Party Punch, perfect for V-day, baby showers, bridal showers, church potlucks, family get-togethers, and more.
Ingredients
- 2-liter bottle of Cherry 7up
- 1-quart raspberry sherbet
- Whipped topping & sprinkles optional
Instructions
- Pour your 7up into a punch bowl or gallon drink container.
- Place scoops of raspberry sherbet in and stir to mix.
Notes
You can substitute the raspberry sherbet for lime or strawberry sherbet as well.
Paige Nicole
Wednesday 29th of January 2014
I tried something similar recently! It looks great!
Carly
Wednesday 29th of January 2014
LOVE this! Totally going to make it!
Laura MyNewestAddiction
Wednesday 29th of January 2014
That drink looks soooo good!
Mama.Mommy.Mom.
Tuesday 28th of January 2014
That is super cute! My kids would love it. You could grow it up a bit with some vodka. :D
Melissa
Saturday 1st of February 2014
You could definitely make it more of a adult drink too.
Jennifer
Tuesday 28th of January 2014
Sounds Perfect for hubby and me :)