From: Linorama
On Dec 24, 2002
Amazingly simple and tasty! I made it for a gathering of 20 and was a little concerned when I saw how much punch the recipe made — I thought we'd be drinking punch all week. Instead, it was polished off in an hour and a half, every bit of it. It has great flavor and great zing. What a terrific recipe!
From: * Pamela *
On Dec 13, 2004
This was really good. I always host a Christmas Bake Exchange Party and this was the punch I used this year. I made an ice ring with lemons, pineapple, and cherries to keep the punch cold. This punch had a great flavour and it tastes like a punch that my aunt makes every Christmas. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
From: justcallmejulie
On Jan 2, 2005
We had this on Christmas Eve and it was delicious! Everyone, from the kids to the adults, drank it all up. We liked it because it was not too sweet, but just sweet enough. I used frozen cans of juice, not bottled juice.
From: Fauve
On Oct 29, 2002
Mmmmmmmmmmm! What a great punch... and it was so easy to make, it had so little ingredients. Thanks Dancer for a great recipe! I will use this again and again, even if it's not Christmas!
From: BusyB
On Dec 18, 2006
The serving numbers listed on the recipe (8) is slightly wrong. 2 Quarts of each ingredient gives you enough for 32 servings (assuming an 8 oz serving). So don't make the mistake I did and over-purchase ingredients!! But it was a great punch, and I have the leftovers in my fridge for a nice refreshing drink to treat myself after the kid s go to bed. (it also is nice if you add a little champagne- I did that individually though.)
From: Debbb
On Jan 4, 2009
This is a really good punch - beautiful colour!! Even though I have a rather large punch bowl, I was unable to get all the ingredients in together - just gradually added the last bit of lemonade & pineapple as room allowed. I served with lots of ice & the option of vodka at our Christmas Eve Open House & it was well-received.
From: Kate in Katoomba
On Dec 27, 2005
This is so easy to make and great to have on hand for kids and non-drinkers. I used ginger ale and added a little cinnamon. It looked very prety with some mint leaves on the top. Will definitely make this one again.
From: Jen T
On Dec 28, 2006
Made this Christmas weekend for family. It was a hit. I didn't add any soda as I felt it didn't need it. I used ginger ale and also didn't make the full amount. I just used equal quantities of each flavour. Will make this often.
I agree that by adding some vodka or white wine you would have a 'real' party punch!!
From: Margie99
On Sep 27, 2008
We didn't use the carbonated beverage because I was making by the glassful and just ran out of room in the glass. It didn't need it. I was trying to get my kids to drink juices that they normally avoid. We will be making this again.
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