This simple recipe for blue frozen punch is a hit whether you’re throwing a Disney Frozen party for your kids, celebrating a birthday, wedding or baby shower.
I bet you thought I was going to tell you all about a kids Disney Frozen party!
Nope! No little kid’s party happening here but I did make a blue frozen punch that would be perfect for children or adults!
Recently I hosted a baby shower for my daughter Rachel who is due in January. (Below are my two daughters and my daughter-in-law.)
You may remember Rachel’s gender reveal party where we decorated with aqua and hot pink using supplies from the dollar store and my craft supplies.
We had such a fun time at the ice cream party reveal and you can tell from the picture below which team “won!”
Yes, our first grandchild, Aiden James, is set to arrive soon and we are about to burst with excitement!
For Rachel’s baby shower I simply reused the blue decorations, including the chalkboard banner, rearranging everything to work inside my home.
Y’all know how I love to repurpose and make things simple!
You can read all the details of the elephant themed baby shower here, and I know so many folks are looking for a great blue frozen punch recipe so here’s mine.
***Edited to note: I served this punch for my daughter’s SECOND baby shower as well! Her family and my house have changed a lot (thus the new pictures!) in these three years but the blue frozen punch is still delicious!
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Blue Frozen Punch
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Ingredients:
- 1 gallon container of blue Hawaiian punch
- 1 2-liter of 7-up (or ginger ale, Sprite, etc.)
- 2 cups pineapple juice
- Mix together all ingredients in a punch bowl or dispenser.
- Serve cold with ice cubes.
I actually used Sprite Cranberry because my daughter was craving it!
The more pineapple juice you add the less teal color the punch will have. If you want it very blue just leave out the pineapple juice.
We froze some Hawaiian punch in ice cube trays the day before to help keep the punch cold. You can also refrigerate the ingredients in their original containers to keep them cold as well.
I love to entertain and have recently celebrated everything from my husband’s graduation from college to my 16-year-old’s sweet 16 party, in addition to the baby gender reveal party.
Yum! I’m all about refreshing drink 🙂
Me, too, Mila!
Yummy and blue! Great recipe and we’re sharing it this Sunday at our Weekend Features post!
Thanks, Jenna!
I love this! I have 4 kids so I’m always looking for new punches or drinks that I can serve at their parties. I would love for you to come share this and any other post over at tonight’s Throwback Thursday link party!
Thanks, Alli!
love it! this is such a cute party theme!
Thank you, Tianna! We had so much fun at my daughter’s baby shower and the punch was easy and delicious!
How do you get the blue punch to be slushy. Instead of putting ice in it we want it to be slushy.
Want a slushy blue punch that uses jello , sugar,pineapple juice and ginger ale. What color jello would i use since the pineapple juice turns it a gray/green color. HELP!
Hi, Shelley. You’re probably thinking of this recipe: https://www.martysmusings.net/2012/07/frozen-jello-punch.html You might be able to use a jello that would give you the color you’re looking for but I can tell you grape jello turns gray. Hope this helps!
This was very helpful and looks great! Thank you
Do you use the 1 gallon container of Hawaiian Punch?
Hi, Susan. Yes, you do use the one gallon container and I’ll change it on my recipe. Thanks for asking the question!
Love it, thanks for the idea!!
Which Blue Hawaiian Punch did you use? The Hawaiian Punch Fruit Drink, Polar Blast or the Hawaiian Punch Berry Blue Typhoon? They are both blue. The idea is great. I think we will use crushed ice to give it that slushy taste!!!
Hi, Amy. I’m so sorry it took me a while to respond to your question. I used the Blue Typhoon punch. Enjoy!
No problem, thank you for getting back with me!!!
We freeze the Hawaiian blue punch in quart ziplock bags overnight. Day of party we put the frozen punch In the punch bowl, add ginger ale and pineapple juice and by the time the party starts its thawing out and slushy..
Hi, Cynthia. Love your idea! I’ve got a frozen punch I use for Christmas (and also my daughter’s wedding) and I do the same thing. Makes it so easy!
what recipe do you use.. im always looking for easy punch recipes.. Were making the blue punch for a baby shower for my grandson.. Thought it would be pretty
Hi, Cynthia. Here’s the recipe I use. It’s a HUGE family favorite and one everyone requests when I serve it! https://www.martysmusings.net/2012/07/frozen-jello-punch.html
About how many servings do you get out of this recipe?
Hi, Jennifer. I would say you can easily get 12-16 medium punch cups out of this recipe. If you’re using the recipe for children, just use small cups for it go farther. Hope this helps!
Marty,
Do you recommend ginger ale or sprite, or 7 up?
Hi, Angel. I’ve used Ginger Ale and really liked it but it’s really just what you prefer according to taste! Enjoy!
Hi, thank you for sharing, this is a great idea. I am having my daughter’s 4th b’day party and was wondering if i could skip the soda in this drink since it is going to be toddlers and i don’t want to serve them soda. Would that be okay?
Her party is this Saturday, so I would appreciate a quick response.
thank you
Hi, there. You could skip the soda but it would definitely taste different. Since ginger ale is caffeine free that’s a consideration. You could always try some other sparkling drink as a substitute. Good luck!
Sprite is also caffeine free.
My daughter is getting married in Sept. and want to serve a blue punch. How? There will be alcoholic beverages as well.How many containers of each would I need for about 125 guests There will also be pop.
Hi, Joyce. My best recommendation for you is to make this recipe and then estimate how many glasses you can get out of one recipe. Are you using punch glasses? What size cups? There are a lot of variables. I used this punch recipe for my daughter’s wedding: https://www.martysmusings.net/2012/07/frozen-jello-punch.html You can also google how to estimate how much punch needed for a wedding. Since you are serving several options you also can keep that in mind. Hope that gives you some things to think about!
Hi! Looks delish! I’m having a sip and see and wanted a spiked punch. Any recommendations of what to add? Champagne? Thanks so much! 🙂
Hi, Angie. Sorry I can’t help with that one! You’ll have to tell me what you end up using so my readers can know!