This fruity and frothy baby shower punch is so refreshing. One of the cutest and easiest baby shower ideas out there!
One of the best things about any kind of shower party (baby, wedding, engagement) is the food and the drinks! Let’s be honest, at baby showers they’re the only thing to look forward to besides silly games, and endless onesies. A fantastic way to showcase your party theme is at the food table. For example, one of my favorite drinks to make is to do a special baby shower punch. This particular recipe uses Kool-Aid, Ginger Ale, grape juice, and sherbet.
Thus blue baby shower punch with sherbet has a frothy, almost bubble-bath consistency on top , which looks great with… what else rubber duckies! The ducks float on top, showcasing a cute bubble bath scene. It is always a huge hit!
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The blue water symbolizes the bath, not baby’s gender. If you’re doing a girly theme, you could use pink ducks instead of the usual yellow.
How Can I Make It Pink?
However, if you would like to go all out and make the drink itself pink, you could use another Kool-Aid flavor like pink lemonade. I would just try the Kool-Aid with the sherbet first to make sure you like the flavor combination. You may also like this pink punch recipe.
What Other Sherbet Flavors Can I Use?
Furthermore, you can definitely switch up the sherbet flavors if you aren’t a fan of pineapple! Lemon sherbet also works great, or you could even use vanilla ice cream. Yum! I used Blue Kool-Aid, but if you can’t find it, you can also use Blue Hawaiian Punch. If you do this, you can stick to the original recipe but remember to omit the sugar, as Hawaiian Punch contains sugar and Kool-Aid does not.
What Kind of Rubber Ducks Should I Buy?
The last step is to add the rubber ducks! Just a note on this: you DO need rubber ducks that float. The whole effect is lost if your ducks sink to the bottom. I know for a fact that these ducks do float and are the perfect size. You can even buy extra, to use for decoration around the punch bowl if you’d like.
How To Make Blue Baby Sower Punch
To start, make sure your ginger ale and grape juice are chilled (overnight is fine). Also,remove the sherbet from the freezer about ½ hour before serving. This will soften the sherbet and make it easier to scoop.
When you’re ready to assemble, grab your serving bowl, and combine the Kool-Aid packet, sugar, and chilled juice. Stir it all up until it’s combined. The next step is to slowly add the ginger ale – it will fizz, be careful you don’t overflow your bowl. You also don’t want to stir out all the bubbles! Then, you’ll float about 8-10 scoops of softened sherbet on top. You can spread the sherbet a little so it covers the top. However, remember as it sits in the punch, the sherbet will melt and spread on its own.
This rubber ducky punch is a great addition to a baby shower, or even a child’s birthday party! It’s perfect for Moms and Kids because there is no alcohol involved. This blue drink is also mom/kid friendly. If you’re looking for a blue cocktail the Blue Hawaiian is my all time fave! Pregnancy cravings? You’ve got to try my blue moon ice cream! Overall it is great fun, and the cleanup is easy, too. Serve this alongside other baby shower foods like chicken salad bites, seasonal fruit, themed cookies, or fresh veggies and fruit.
Blue Baby Shower Punch
Ingredients
- 1 Packet Blue Raspberry Lemonade Kool Aid
- 2 Liters Ginger Ale Chilled
- 1 64 Ounce Bottle White Grape Juice, Chilled
- 1 Cup White Sugar
- Pineapple Sherbet Softened
- Rubber Duckies Washed
Instructions
- In a large punch bowl combine Blue Raspberry Lemonade Kool Aid, sugar, and juice. Stir util sugar is dissolved.
- Slowly pour in ginger ale.
- Top with scoops of pineapple sherbet and rubber duckies.
Nutrition
Adapted via Tidy Mom
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Thanks for all of these great ideas… I am gonna serve this for a kids party.
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