This pretty Pink Mocktail is a fun non-alcoholic recipe that kids and adults love. This yummy 3-ingredient drink is sweet, fruity, & sparkling.
Serve these fancy pink non-alcoholic martini at any party or occassion. They are perfect for baby or wedding showers, kid and teen birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine's day, or any holiday you want to serve a zero-proof drink. Pair it with my Apple Cider Mocktail for two great party drinks.
My recipe for Watermelon Mint Martini is a festive pink drink but has vodka. This mocktail is the ideal alcohol-free option for any event when you want pink food and drinks.
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Ingredients for Sherbet Mocktail
The best part of this pink punch mocktail is a scoop of rainbow sherbet. It's the cool start that gives this drink a frothy topping that's tasty. Every kid and adult loves it.
Here are the ingredients needed to make a batch of Pink Mocktails.
- Rainbow Sherbet - the creamy texture is so yummy.
- Punch - choose a pink-colored variety such as Strawberry Banana Hawaiian Punch.
- Cherry 7-Up - the bright pink fruity lemon-lime soda add some bubbly.
See the recipe card for quantities & full instructions.
How to Make a Fun Pink Mocktail
The fun part of this sherbet punch mocktail is how it is served. Unlike other recipes made in a big punch bowl, these mocktails are served right in the martini glass. The pretty presentation makes the best pink mocktini.
You can use your fancy glass martini glasses. Or buy some plastic disposable martini glasses like I did. They are best when serving a crowd or children - plus they are cheap & easy to assemble.
Here are the easy steps for pouring a sherbet martini.
- Scoop the Sherbet
- Pour some Punch
- Top with Cherry 7-Up
Gather you glasses and an ice cream scoop. Make sure the 7-up and punch is chilled and cold.
Place a scoop of rainbow sherbet in each martini glass.
Fill up the glass half way with pink fruit punch.
Top it all off with the Cherry 7-Up.
Enjoy immediately. The sherbet will slowly melt & create a creamy foam layer that is irresistible.
It's a dessert & mocktail all in one. What's not to love! Serve with some Cherry White Chocolate Cookies for a Valentine's Day double feature.
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FAQ
Though any sherbet flavor is also yummy, it will change the color of the drink. If you want a true pink color, shoot for rainbow sherbet which some pink along with orange & lime.
Differences and similarities between sherbet and sorbet make them sometimes a good replacement. Sorbet will be less creamy as it has no milk. It is a great substitute for a dairy-free mocktail.
If you wish to cut down on some of the sugar, calories, or sweetness, substitute plain sparkling water for the Cherry 7-UP. It will be a lighter pink color.
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Pink Mocktail
Equipment
- Martini Glasses
- Ice cream scoop
Ingredients
- 1 container Rainbow Sherbet
- 1 bottle Pink Fruit Punch such as Hawaiian Punch Strawberry Banana Flavor
- 1 bottle Cherry 7-Up
Instructions
- Make sure the punch and cherry 7-UP is cold and has been chilling in the refrigerator.
- If using plastic disposable martini glasses that need assembly, put the base and stems together now.
- Place a scoop of rainbow sherbet in each martini glass.
- Fill up the glass half way with pink fruit punch.
- Top it all off with the Cherry 7-Up.
- Enjoy immediately. Cheers!
Jennifer Wise says
What a fun idea! I'm Pinning this post to save and share. 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing this post at the Will Blog for Comments #21 linkup. Hope to see you next time, too, sharing more posts (old or new).
Jennifer Wise says
Thanks for sharing at linkup #22 this week, too. I hope lots of readers enjoy this fun recipe.
Kerryanne says
These mocktails sound like so much fun Angela. Sadly, we don't get cherry flavoured drinks in Australia, but I'll find a substitute.
Thank you for sharing your Pink Mocktail recipe at Create, Bake, Grow & Gather this week. I'm delighted to be featuring it at tonight's party and pinning too.
Hugs ~ Kerryanne