Holiday Orange Juice Punch

A simple punch recipe, Holiday Orange Juice Punch has loads of flavor and a spark of color. Great for Christmas parties or New Year's Eve gatherings.

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Non- Alcoholic Holiday Orange Juice Punch with two main ingredients would be great for a Christmas Day or New Year's Eve breakfast or brunch. Simple, yet flavorful, this punch will be a favorite of your family and guests.

Punch bowl of holiday punch with punch glasses in front. — A perfect brunch or breakfast addition to your Holiday meal.

Visually, this Holiday Orange Juice Punch looks great. Taste-wise, this punch knocks it out of the park. So delicious and easy, your guests will love it.

You will love how simple it. I like how I can tweak it according to what mood I am in. A little more orange juice or a little more ginger ale, what will it be today?

Oh, I love oranges. Come wintertime, oranges are available up here in cold Illinois and we are grateful for sunny Florida oranges.

Oranges lead to great drinks and recipes, not to mention the Vitamin C boast it brings in the wintertime, such as Slow Cooker Apple Cider and Orange Cranberry Mini Loaves.

Ingredients and Items

The ingredients in this punch:

Ginger ale
Orange juice
Orange slices
Whole cranberries

You will need a punch bowl (I like the looks of this one). A drink dispenser like this one would work well too. It also would look rather impressive with the oranges and cranberries floating around.

Instructions

Ginger Ale in a punch bowl — Ginger ale is the first ingredients in this delicious punch.

This punch recipe couldn't be simpler.

Add ginger ale to a punch bowl. Then add orange juice. Place cut orange slices and some cranberries on top. Serve.

If you wanted to add a twist to the recipe, add a little orange sherbet to the punch bowl in large scoops. It would look so impressive and it adds a great flavor to the punch.

Holiday punch in clear glasses ready to be served. — Non alcoholic punch recipe for the Holidays!

Storage

You can put this punch in the refrigerator if you have leftovers. However, you know how soda gets a little less fizzy when left open for a while?

Well, this punch will lose it's fizz after a while in the fridge. So, I would plan on drinking it within 24 hours.

It can stay in the refrigerator longer, but it won't be as bubbly.

FAQ

Can I use Sprite in place of the ginger ale?

Yes, you can... but I would stick with the ginger ale. The Sprite has a little more lemon flavor than what is needed for this recipe.

Do I have to garnish it with cranberries?

No, the garnish is optional.

Can I make this ahead of time?

Yes, but as I stated above, the soda will lose its fizz. It is such a simple recipe, I would make it within an hour of serving. You can certainly cut the orange slices ahead of time.

Trust me when I say your guests will love it. Believe me when I say you will love how simple it is.

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bowl of holiday punch with oranges and cranberries.

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