Easy Halloween Punch | Kid Friendly Orange Drink

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This year we are making Halloween extra special at home with cute homemade desserts like my Easy Halloween Punch and Spooky Cheesecake Dirt Cups.

It’s so fun making this easy orange sherbet recipe for the kids. Even sweeter hearing my 2 year old say “I want a Halloween drink!” with so much happiness and enthusiasm.

What do I need for a kids Halloween party?

Kids really don’t need much to have fun at a Halloween party!

Since we are in quarantine this year and can’t trick or treat we are planning a fun Halloween celebration at home.

We plan to keep it cheap and easy with a few Halloween desserts, candy, and some kid friendly spooky movies.

We got found all of our Halloween candy and dessert ingredients at our local Smart & Final grocery store.

They have bulk candy, party cups, and affordable ingredients all in one place! I love their bulk items since we have a large family. We really only needed to buy a few bags of candy.

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How can I make the best kid friendly Halloween Punch?

Okay, this punch is extremely easy to make. If you don’t want to decorate it with sour worms it really only takes 2 ingredients to make… and a large punch bowl.

The best part is this drink is 100% kid friendly and great for Halloween, birthdays, or any party or family celebration.

Ingredients:

• 1-2 liter Orange Fanta (Depending on how large your punch bowl is)
• 1 Pint Orange Sherbet Ice Cream
• Trolli Sour Worms
• Large Punch Bowl

Instructions:

1. Squeeze orange sherbet out of container into your punch bowl in 1 large block. You can also Scoop it out, but my kids love seeing how it pours over the big hunk of sherbet!
2. Slowly pour orange Fanta over sherbet
3. Stick Sour worms around punch bowl to make it look spooky
4. Serve with a ladle or ice cream scoop into party cups
5. Stick sour worms and candy corn onto sides of cups.

How are you celebrating Halloween at home this year? Let me know in the comments below!