This sparkling red party punch comes together in minutes and is a nonalcoholic favorite for kids and adults alike.

This simple sparkling red party punch is so simple to make and perfect for feeding a crowd. The bright color is gorgeous, perfect for holidays, parties, or just get-togethers.

Recipe Ingredient Notes

To make sparkling red party punch, you will need the following ingredients:

12 oz of frozen fruit punch concentrate
6 oz of frozen orange juice concentrate
2 liters Cherry 7 Up
4 cups of water
1 orange, sliced thinly
3 cups of ice for serving

Equipment Needed

For this recipe, you only need a few simple kitchen tools. We recommend using the following equipment:

How to Make Sparkling Red Party Punch

In a large punch bowl, mix together the fruit punch concentrate and orange juice concentrate together.
Slowly pour in the Cherry 7-Up and water, mix until completely incorporated.
Add the orange slices (they will float to the top of the punch) and ice cubes. Serve immediately.

Recipe Note

If you cannot find Cherry 7 Up, you can use regular 7 Up and add cherry syrup or flavoring.

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Sparkling Red Party Punch Recipe

5 from 1 vote

This sparkling red party punch comes together in minutes and is a nonalcoholic favorite for kids and adults alike.

20 servings

Prep Time 5

Cook Time 0

Total Time 5

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Ingredients

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Instructions

In a large punch bowl, mix together the fruit punch concentrate and orange juice concentrate together.
Slowly pour in the Cherry 7-Up and water, mix until completely incorporated.
Add the orange slices (they will float to the top of the punch) and ice cubes. Serve immediately.

Notes

If you cannot find Cherry 7 Up, you can use regular 7 Up and add cherry syrup or flavoring.

Nutrition

Calories: 210 kcal · Carbohydrates: 51 g · Protein: 3 g · Fat: 1 g · Saturated Fat: 1 g · Sodium: 8 mg · Potassium: 752 mg · Fiber: 1 g · Sugar: 48 g · Vitamin A: 432 IU · Vitamin C: 161 mg · Calcium: 42 mg · Iron: 1 mg

Cuisine: American

Cost: $8

Author: Steph Loaiza

Course: Drinks

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Questions & Reviews

Leah says:

In your recipe you have it written "2 liters Cherry 7up." Does this mean 1 - 2liter(2 liters total) or 2 - 2 liters (4 liters total)? Sounds delicious!

Cyd says:

That is 1 bottle that is the 2 liter size.

Lynne says:

I made the punch yesterday for a party and it was really wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing! It was the perfect punch, and so easy to make.

Teresa says:

I REALLY want to make this punch, but I can't find Cherry 7UP anywhere-and I live in the DC Metro area! Would plain 7UP work? Or mix in some grenadine to make up for the lacking cherry flavor?

Cyd says:

Hi Teresa. Sorry you can't find Cherry 7up. I'm sure you could use regular 7up and add the cherry flavoring.

Lynn Miller says:

Frozen punch is not available here. Can bottled Hawaiian Punch be used and if so how much would one use

Cyd says:

We use the fruit punch concentrate that has not been watered down yet. So it's a lot sweeter. Bottled Hawaiian punch will work great, you may need to do some taste tests to be sure the sweetness is how you like it. Our recipe calls for 4 cups of water, you could possibly go a little less on the water amount because it is already added into your bottled Hawaiian punch.

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Leah says:

In your recipe you have it written "2 liters Cherry 7up." Does this mean 1 - 2liter(2 liters total) or 2 - 2 liters (4 liters total)? Sounds delicious!
Cyd says:

That is 1 bottle that is the 2 liter size.
Lynne says:

I made the punch yesterday for a party and it was really wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing! It was the perfect punch, and so easy to make.
Teresa says:

I REALLY want to make this punch, but I can't find Cherry 7UP anywhere-and I live in the DC Metro area! Would plain 7UP work? Or mix in some grenadine to make up for the lacking cherry flavor?
Cyd says:

Hi Teresa. Sorry you can't find Cherry 7up. I'm sure you could use regular 7up and add the cherry flavoring.
Lynn Miller says:

Frozen punch is not available here. Can bottled Hawaiian Punch be used and if so how much would one use
Cyd says:

We use the fruit punch concentrate that has not been watered down yet. So it's a lot sweeter. Bottled Hawaiian punch will work great, you may need to do some taste tests to be sure the sweetness is how you like it. Our recipe calls for 4 cups of water, you could possibly go a little less on the water amount because it is already added into your bottled Hawaiian punch.