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Sparkly Holiday Punch

December 9, 2005 by Sallie Borrink
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This sparkly holiday punch is so easy and tastes wonderful! I’ve made it for holiday parties, showers, and more. It’s been around for yeaers, but is always well-received with multiple people asking for the recipe. I usually float ice cubes filled with maraschino cherry halves to make it even prettier!

Sparkly Holiday Punch

Ingredients

1 can frozen pink lemonade
1 2 liter bottle of 7-UP
1 bottle of Welch’s White Grape Juice (48 oz.)

Directions

Chill all ingredients.
Mix in the punch bowl according to your preferences and enjoy!

Happy celebrating!

You can see all of my recipes under Sallie’s Favorite Comfort Food Recipes. If you do try one of my recipes and like it, please come back and let me know in a comment. I truly do appreciate it when people do so!

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