This Bubbly Witches Brew is the kid’s favorite Halloween punch recipe. It’s super easy to throw together and always a big hit.
You can make this festive punch even more spooky by adding dry ice chips for a smokey, bubbly effect.
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You can lighten-up this punch recipe by using diet ginger ale or the lower-sugar version. I’ve done this and it still turns out delicious.
I’ve used food coloring to make this punch a deeper green color, but you can leave that out if you are leery of using artificial color. I’ve done it both ways.
Garnish this Bubbly Witches Brew with spooky eyes (you can find these plastic eyeballs at Target, Michaels and most craft stores) and dry ice.
*A tip on the dry ice: If you can find the dry ice chips, use those. They are better to work with than the blocks and you can slowly add them in to keep the smokey effect going strong.
A few more fun Halloween punch recipes that you should try:
Dragon’s Blood Punch from Sandra Lee via Food Network
Halloween Eyeball Punch from Olivia’s Cuisine
Black Widow Venom Halloween Punch from The Lady Behind The Curtain
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- 1 quart lime sherbet
- 1 2 liter ginger ale chilled
- 1 46oz can unsweetened pineapple juice, chilled
- 1/4 cup freshly squeezed lime juice
- *optional: a few drops of green food coloring for added effect
- Pour ginger ale, pineapple juice, food coloring (if using) and fresh lime juice together in a large punch bowl.
- Add sherbet and stir to mix.
- Garnish with spooky eyes (you can find these plastic eyeballs at Target, Michaels and most craft stores) and dry ice.
Happy Halloween!
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You garnish with dry ice?
Yes, we put in the dry ice right before the party. I love the dry ice chips. You can slowly add them to keep the smokey effect going.
Thanks for all of these great ideas… I am so gonna have fun serving these non-alcoholic drinks for a kids party.
I am having an adult party and love the punch idea, but what type of alcohol would be best with this punch? Also is is safe to put the dry ice into the punch? in past parties I have put the dry ice on the bottom of the caldron then the punch bowl on top, but I have to continue putting the dry ice in to make it smoky. Where do you find the dry ice chips?
Hi Joyce! A pineapple vodka would be a fun option. I like to serve the booze on the side and let my guest DIY the cocktails.