We made this punch for a babyshower (they were having a girl so it was perfect) We couldn't find cranberry gingerale so we used half raspberry ginger ale and half regular gingerale and a big thing of raspberry sherbet. It was good and people drank alot of it (we ended up making a double batch and it served about 25...but it was warm and humid outside) For a bit of flair we froze baby teethers and floated them in the punch. It was a hit!
This was so funny! The store had no raspberry only sherbert so I bought an orange/raspberry/blackberry sherbert mix. And crazy enough they had no flavored ginger ale so I bought cherry 7-up and cranberry sparkling wine. I mixed them all together and while really this would be a whole new recipe it was a huge hit at my daughter's birthday party! It was gone before people even started to dish up their plates!
This punch is yummy. I served it for my daughter's first birthday party and it was a pretty pink for her princess party. This punch is sweet but I like it that way. And very easy to make.
Delicous easy punch. I couldn't find cranberry gingerale so I used a lg bottle of lite cranberry juice and 2 liters of regular gingerale with the rasberry sherbert. It was sweet but refreshing at a friends baby shower.
This punch was great! I couldn't find cranberry ginger ale so I used pomegranate 7-up and raspberry sherbert. I also made an ice ring from the 7-up.
Just what I was looking for! I couldn't find any flavored gingerale (and I looked 3 places!) so I used 1/2 gingerale and 1/2 reduced calorie cranberry/raspberry juice. Really tasty and pretty!
Was a big hit at my SIL baby shower exactly what I was looking for! Couldn't find any cranberry ginger ale but 1/3 cranberry juice 2/3 ginger ale worked great.
I used this recipe except my store didn't have cranberry ginger ale so I used Diet Cranberry Sierra Mist and it tasted GREAT. I made this for my sister's baby shower(they're having a girl) and put a rubber duckie and a couple teethers in for added "umph." Everybody loved it! I just put the raspberry sherbet in first and then poured the soda over it so it wouldn't splash any.
Like just about everyone else I substituted cranberry juice (1/3 part) and ginger ale (2/3 part). MY MAIN ADVICE: Make this about an hour before people will start drinking it. It takes awhile for the flavors to blend and taste really yummy.
