Whether you are an alcohol drinker or not, I have a fun punch drink recipe to share that will be a hit with both young and old alike. The best part is that you can easily add other flavors to it if you so desire. Here’s my take on this Best Non-Alcoholic Punch Recipe.
*Fun fact: I personally do not drink alcohol, which is why I only share drink recipes that keep it G rated…lol.*
Anyway, this simple drink recipe takes only two basic ingredients and makes me feel a heck of a lot fancier than when I am just cracking open a simple bottle of Martinelli’s.
Recipe card found here
Now on to the delicious, super simple recipe:
The Best Non-Alcoholic Punch Recipe
Make a "fancy" drink for any party with just two simple ingredients. Plus, you can change things up and make several variations.
Ingredients
- 1 (2-liter) bottle ginger ale
- 4 cups white grape juice
Instructions
Mix ingredients together in a large pitcher and chill before serving.
Notes
This recipe can easily be switched up with different flavors of fruit juice, and you can swap the ginger ale for sprite too.
I told you that it was simple, but I doubt that you thought that it would be just THAT easy… oh well, something tasty doesn’t always have to have like ten ingredients.
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*Please note that this article was originally published to this site on Dec 19, 2019 and has since been updated.