A simple Cranberry Pomegranate Holiday Punch your guests will sure to love!
During the hustle and bustle this time of year brings, let us not forget how important quenching our thirst is this holiday season.
While we’re cramming Pecan Sandies or peanut butter blossoms in our mouths, all that cookie dust and Hershey Kiss-ness is bound to leave us a little parched, right? So why not some holiday punch? This punch is safe for kids to drink, and they feel all cool because it looks so grown up when poured into fancy punch cups.
But it also can also be spiked with a little (or a lot) of rum and be festive enough for us adults.
Side note: please PLEASE drink responsively! Nobody, especially emergency personal, want to see you in the ER on Christmas Eve or Day. Trust me on this.
Some pom-cranberry juice, lemonade, pineapple juice and some ginger ale is all you need to make this festive punch! To me it’s the ginger ale that gives it the Christmas-y taste with a smidgen of fizz action. Pssst… this is probably the easiest recipe you’ll ever find on SS.
In a large bowl; add the fresh pineapple juice…
The lemonade…
And the pom-cranberry juice
And stir. Grab some ginger ale.
After twenty minutes of frantically scouring every inch of my kitchen for a stinkin’ bottle opener did I realize it’s a twist off. Awesome.
In an icy-chilled glass pour in a little of the punch, about two-thirds full.
Then top it off with a little ginger ale.
Serve and sip! So easy and tastes like Christmas!
Enjoy! And if you give this Holiday Punch recipe a try, let me know! Snap a photo and tag me on twitter or instagram!
Cranberry Pomegranate Holiday Punch
Ingredients
- 3 cups pomegranate cranberry juice
- 3 cups lemonade, pulp free
- 3 cups pineapple juice
- ginger ale or ginger beer
- cranberries, for garnish
Instructions
- Chill glasses for at least 15 to 20 minutes.
- Combine juices, lemonade and stir. Fill the chilled glass two-thirds full of the punch, the top it off with ginger ale and serve.
- Alternatively combine it all in a large pitcher and serve.
Notes
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yes yes and YES. i would like a glass right now. 🙂
This sounds so tasty! Love this!
awesome photos! 🙂
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OMG this looks awesome! And I am OBSESSED with that ginger ale. I just had ginger ale for the first time a couple months ago and this is the first kind I tried. I am ruined!
Looks awesome. I'm pinning this and saving it forever!
Your photos are STUNNING. I would like a glass of this punch right about now.
Love the color! So festive!
awesome drink..I can have that whole pitcher by myself..Lovely clicks too..
Aarthi
Your pictures are amazing!!! Can't wait to try this punch 🙂
I'll take a BUCKET of this, please.
mmmm, sounds delicious and refreshing, and what a gorgeous festive color! Great drink!
Amaaaaaazing.
Oh wow, I love this. We used to have punch every Christmas Eve! Might have to try this one this year – so pretty!
LOVE this combination. I've been looking for cocktail ideas for Christmas day, this totally fits the bill!
mmmm this sounds amazing! i'd love a glass of this right now! 🙂
This looks so festive! We are hosting Christmas and New Years and this looks like a fabulous punch to include on the buffet!
I always love your inventive recipes, gorgeous drink for a party.
It's true, a good punch is so essential this time of year! Love the colour this combo makes 🙂
Mmmmm…something festive I can actually drink right now! Yum!
now i'm craving a fizzy drink. looks refreshing!
Sounds great! Definitely gonna prepare it for the holidays!
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Plami
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this sounds delish!!! YUM! I want a glass or two right now.
I'm so craving this right now. Your pictures are so beautiful too!
Can't wait to try it out on my family, looks great: clean or dirty.
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