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Grumpy Grinch Punch #ChristmasSweetsWeek

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 It’s my favorite time of year and we’re celebrating with this Grumpy Grinch Punch. This delicious bubbly drink is a refreshing lime flavor with sweet raspberry ice cube hearts and will put a smile on even the grumpiest of Grinches!

Today’s recipe is sponsored by JoyJolt! #drinkforjoy

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Grumpy Grinch Punch

Ingredients

  • 1 container lime sherbert
  • 1 liter Sprite or any lemon lime soda
  • raspberries for ice {optional}

Instructions

  • Add raspberries to a heart shaped ice cube tray.
  • Fill with water and freeze.
  • You can either scoop one spoonful of sherbert in each glass or add the whole container of sherbert to a punch bowl.
  • Pour Sprite on top to fill.
  • Add berry heart ice cubes.
  • Serve in glasses and top with a straw.
 
These pretty JoyJolt glasses were perfect for serving my holiday punch!
Add raspberries to a heart shaped ice cube tray. 
Fill with water and freeze.  
 You can either scoop one spoonful of sherbert in each glass or add the whole 
container of sherbert to a punch bowl.
 Pour Sprite on top to fill.
 Add berry heart ice cubes.
Serve in glasses and top with a straw. 
Drink up!

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  3. Ann Fantom

    I like chocolate peanut butter chip cookies. I make those, snickerdoodles, sand tarts, peanut butter blossoms, and several other cookies every year.

    abfantom at yahoo dot com

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  11. Steph

    I like making Spritz cookies and frosted Christmas Cookies. I will try new things if I find fun new recipes. I used to make mini cheesecakes ans they were always a big hit.

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  13. Barbara

    I don't know what they are called! But they are star shaped almond/vanilla cookies with a cherry in the middle. If you can't tell, I don't cook but I love to eat all the food!!!

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  17. Kat s

    The kids help me make cut out cookies. They look putting different sprinkles and sugars on top.

    When I was a kid, my mom made melting moments cookies every year. When I got older, I helped her make them.

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  24. Nicole426

    I made this recipe for ginger cookies last year. They were amazing and I plan to make the every Christmas now. Also love to get the seasonal Chestnut Praline Lattes at Starbucks. If I could make those at home, I would!

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  47. Donna Jacoby

    My Christmas favorite is homemade Chocolate Chip Cookies. We had the usual Pumpkin, Apple and Coconut Custard Pies for the holidays growing up but I like to make new things each year. Thank you for the giveaway!

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