Easy punch

From: muncheechee

On Feb 16, 2009

I was looking for something to serve at my wedding that would mimic sparkling grape juice for a lower cost and this punch is perfect (and so much cheaper than spending $5 per bottle on the premade stuff). Served it at a dinner party last weekend and everyone kept refilling their glasses, so we will definitely serve it at the wedding reception. I didn't use exact measurements - just poured about 2/5 grape juice, 2/5 7-up, & 1/5 club soda. I love that it's clear, so no stains will end up on the church's linens or on my wedding dress (why do I always spill when wearing white???)

From: Mullock kitchen

On Aug 6, 2008

It tasted okay, but I would say save yourself time and money and buy Welch's sparkling juice in the champagne-like bottle. That's what it tastes like to me.

From: ms_bold

On Jan 4, 2007

I wanted to serve something other than a red punch for my guests that abstained from alcohol at my holiday get-togethers. This worked perfectly, although we felt that it needed just a bit more "punch" and added about 1/2 of a large bottle of white cranberry juice to the mix for added tartness. We also froze a bag of fresh cranberries and floated them in the punch served in my vintage punch bowl instead of ice cubes or an ice ring. It was a nive festive touch.

From: ceoofmyhome

On Dec 29, 2004

FABULOSO!!!!!!!!!! What a great treat this was! People drank and drank. I used ginger ale instead of 7up and froze a white grape juice "mold" in my bundt pan. People just loved the punch and the extra on hand will be used for new year's.