This 3 ingredient strawberry lemonade punch is the perfect non alcoholic punch for bridal showers, baby showers, Christmas parties, weddings, and large group entertaining.
Its tangy flavor is sweet and refreshing. Its bright color makes a beautiful presentation.
This post is sponsored by Seal the Seasons, but the content and opinions expressed here are my own.
"Such a simple recipe and really good! It was a huge hit with the kids and the adults enjoyed it spiked with a bit of rum. Thank you!"
- ★★★★★-Terry
I can't begin to tell you how tasty this strawberry lemonade punch is!
The sweetness of the strawberries combined with the tartness of the lemonade make you want to pucker up and smile.
It is such a delightful combination! It's perfect for all kid-friendly parties, but I promise the adults love it too! Enjoy! Xoxo -Katie.
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Non Alcoholic Punch Recipe-3 Ingredients
This non alcoholic punch recipe only needs 3 ingredients. How awesome is that? You will need:
- Frozen strawberries- I suggest Seal the Seasons North Carolina strawberries for their quality and ripeness. You can also use fresh strawberries if they are in season.
- Frozen lemonade concentrate
- Lemon Lime Soda- Any brand works.
*Full recipe with ingredient measurements is located at the bottom of the post in the recipe card.
Steps
Follow these steps to make Strawberry Lemonade Punch:
- Defrost strawberries. (I recommend Seal The Seasons Strawberries.)In a blender, combine defrosted strawberries and lemonade frozen concentrate. Add enough water to fill empty lemonade frozen concentrate container and add to blender.
- Blend until completely smooth.
- Pour into a large punch bowl.
- Add lemon lime soda. Mix and serve!
Watch how to make
Ice Tip
Do not add ice cubes to this non alcoholic punch. The melted ice will water it down. If you are worried about the strawberry lemonade punch not staying cold, add ice cubes to a serving glass, not the punch bowl.
Can you make punch a head of time?
If you would like to make the punch ahead of time, make punch according to directions except for the lemon lime soda. Refrigerate. When ready to serve, pour punch in the serving bowl and add the lemon lime soda.
Can you refrigerate leftover strawberry lemonade punch?
You can refrigerate leftover punch up to 3 days after. However, the soda will become flat and it won't have that lovely sparkly bubble texture. The flavor will still be good.
Why I love Seal the Seasons
I use Seal the Seasons frozen strawberries in this recipe. Seal the Seasons works with small local farms. The small farms harvest their produce at the ripest point. Seal the Seasons freezes their produce and sells them at your local grocery store such as Harris Teeter, Food Lion, Lowes Foods, and Whole Food.
This allows consumers to purchase local farms produce year round. It also allows family farms to make a reliable stream of income.
Did you know?
Most fruit bought outside of the fresh seasons are from other foreign countries. Since 2000, approximately 21 percent of small family farms have had to close down.
Seal the Seasons strives to give local family farmers economical opportunities to help them stay open for business.
Love Strawberries? Try these scrumptious strawberry recipes:
When you make this non-alcoholic punch recipe, tell me what you think in the comment section! I would love to hear back! My readers will too.
Also post your picture of your punch on Instagram or Facebook, and tag @aforkstale and @sealtheseasons with #aforkstale #sealtheseasons hashtags! I will share with my followers! xoxo!
📖 Recipe
Strawberry Lemonade Punch-Non Alcoholic Punch
Equipment
- Blender or Food Proccessor
Ingredients
- 16 ounces Frozen Strawberries thawed
- 12 ounces Lemonade Frozen Concentrate
- 12 ounces Water
- 2 liter Lemon Lime Soda
Instructions
- Thaw 16 ounces frozen strawberries.
- In a blender, combine strawberries and 12 ounces lemonade frozen concentrate.
- Fill empty lemonade frozen canister with water and add to blender. (Or add 12 ounces water)
- Blend until completely smooth.
- Pour into a large punch bowl.
- Add 2 liter lemon lime soda.
- Mix and serve!
JR says
I made this today to serve at a church event and I have never had so many compliments on punch before! Folks kept coming back for another glass. Simple and delicious. Thank you.
Lynnae says
Hello, my frozen concentrate says 3 12 oz cups of water. Are we only doing one 12 oz cup due to the lemon lime soda?
Katie Crenshaw says
Hi Lynnae. That is correct. You only add 12 ounces total of water or one can full of water. The lemon lime soda will dilute it to the correct consistency in the end.
Veronika says
I love a good non-alcoholic party drink! We served this a couple days ago at a birthday party and it was a hit!
Amanda M Mason says
I just made this recipe for my daughter's birthday party and it was such a hit! The sweet and tangy was the perfect combination for the kids and they loved it. And, it was easy to make. Definitely a keeper!
Dawn Mitchell says
Delicious! I made a small batch to test for a bridal shower I am planning. I used my food processor and had a lot of strawberry pulp. Should I have processed longer, or do I need to buy a blender?
Thank you!
Katie Crenshaw says
You will have a tiny bit of pulp either way, but should not have more than orange juice. If you had more than that, you will need to process longer or use a blender. If you add a little of liquid to the strawberries as they pulse, that will help them break down more as well.
Swapna says
Very delicious. Made this for my sisters party and everyone enjoyed it and wanted the recipe
Patti says
Instead of lemon lime soda, could you use lime sparkling water?
Katie Crenshaw says
It will have a good carbonation, but won't be as sweet. I have no idea how the flavor will turn out. Sorry, I have never used lime sparkling water for the punch.
TerryF says
Such a simple recipe and really good! It was a huge hit with the kids and the adults enjoyed it spiked with a bit of rum. Thank you!
Jane Keitel says
What are the amounts and how much does it make?
Katie Crenshaw says
Hi Jane. If you scroll to the end of the post there is a recipe card with exact measurements. Hope you like it.
Cathy says
Can you put this in a dispenser for a party?
Katie Crenshaw says
Yes because the strawberries are processed in your blender until completely smooth and the lime soda thins it out enough to work in your dispenser. Enjoy!
Loretta says
Can’t actually find recipe,
I’m assuming one container of each. Frozen strawberries, lemonade,& lemon lime soda. How many does this serve??
Katie Crenshaw says
I don't understand. The recipe card is on the bottom of the post. Also there is a link to the recipe card at the very top of the recipe.
Ali says
Nothing like a refreshing lemonade on a summer day!!! I love that this recipe calls for concentrate because, let's face it - it's wayyy easier!!! Loved it!! Thanks!!
JoAnne says
I have not made the punch, but I sure would love to have a big cupfull! It sounds delious. I am saving the recipe!! I am writing about Seal the Seasons because I was very impressed with the story. I wish company's would do that all over the country. Farmers work extremely hard and could certainly use the benefits of a company to help put their fresh produce in our area stores. I say Bless Seal the Seasons. I am following you now on your blog because I respect your wisdom.JoAnne Nicholson
Alison says
This is such a yummy holiday punch to make for a party. I love that it's suitable for kids and adults!
Demeter says
I loved this! It’s so refreshing and perfect for any occasion. Kids love it too!
kim says
This was such a fun drink recipe! And so tasty! Will definitely be making again!
Julia says
What a delicious punch recipe! I love that Seals the Seasons work with small producers that pick their strawberries at their peak.