Today’s Grinch Punch is a bright green holiday drink that’s sweet, loved by everyone (especially for the kids), and so fun for Christmas parties!
Not only is it festive and delicious, but it only uses 3 ingredients. Green Berry Rush Hawaiian Punch, pineapple juice, and Sprite or 7Up come together in minutes for an easy punch everyone can enjoy.
We love serving this for Christmas movie nights, classroom parties, holiday dinners, and cookie decorating nights because it looks festive with hardly any work. Add lime sherbet for a creamy float-style punch, or rim the glasses with red sanding sugar for the cutest Grinch-inspired touch.
For more festive favorites, be sure to check out our Christmas Punch and Holiday Punch.
Why You’ll Love It + Why it works:
- Just 3 Ingredients: Made with just three main ingredients.
- Fun For All Ages: Red sanding sugar and lime sherbet make it extra festive.
- Chilling Keeps it Fizzy: Starting with cold ingredients helps the punch stay refreshing without needing too much ice.
- Sherbet Goes in Last: Adding lime sherbet right before serving keeps it creamy, bubbly, and fun.

Grinch Punch Ingredients
- Green Berry Rush Hawaiian Punch (1 gallon): Gives the punch its bright green color and sweet fruity base.
- Pineapple juice (46 ounces): Adds tropical sweetness and balances the berry flavor.
- Sprite/7Up (1 liter): Adds fizz and makes the punch light and bubbly.
- Red sanding sugar, optional: Creates a festive red rim on the glasses.
- Lime sherbet, optional: Adds creamy texture, extra lime flavor, and a fun float-style finish.
How to Make Grinch Punch


COMBINE. Stir first three ingredients. Chill for 30-60 minutes (or chill ingredients first).
Add ice cream right before serving, if desired, or simply add ice.
DECORATE. Add red singing sugar to the rim of a glass: add a little Sprite to a small bowl and the sanding sugar to another bowl. Dip the rim of the glasses in the Sprite and then into the sugar.


Kristyn’s Recipe Tips
- Chill the punch, pineapple juice, and soda before mixing so the punch is cold right away.
- Add Sprite or 7Up close to serving so the punch stays fizzy.
- Use ice if serving in a punch bowl, or skip the ice and chill everything well first so it does not get watered down.
- Add lime sherbet right before serving so it stays creamy and bubbly.
- Make-ahead tip: mix the Hawaiian Punch and pineapple juice ahead, chill, then add soda, sherbet, and glass rims right before serving.
Grinch Punch Recipe

Ingredients
- 1 gallon Green Berry Rush Hawaiian Punch
- 46 ounces pineapple juice
- 1 liter Sprite/7Up
- red sanding sugar optional
- lime sherbet optional
Instructions
- Add first three ingredients to a large punch bowl or pitcher and stir to combine. Chill for 30-60 minutes (or chill ingredients first).
- Add ice cream right before serving, if desired, or simply add ice.
- To rim glasses in red sanding sugar, add a little Sprite to a small bowl and the sanding sugar to another bowl. Dip the rim of the glasses in the Sprite and then into the sugar.
Notes
- Chill the punch, pineapple juice, and soda before mixing so the punch is cold right away.
- Add Sprite or 7Up close to serving so the punch stays fizzy.
- Use ice if serving in a punch bowl, or skip the ice and chill everything well first so it does not get watered down.
- Add lime sherbet right before serving so it stays creamy and bubbly.
- Make-ahead tip: mix the Hawaiian Punch and pineapple juice ahead, chill, then add soda, sherbet, and glass rims right before serving.
Nutrition
Recipe FAQ
Refrigerate leftover punch without sherbet for up to 2 days. Stir before serving since some ingredients may settle. Add fresh Sprite or 7Up before serving leftovers to bring back the bubbles.
Freezing is not recommended for the mixed punch, but you can freeze some Hawaiian Punch into ice cubes to keep the punch cold without watering it down.
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This recipe was first shared November, 2023.





















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