This post may contain affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy.
This Halloween punch is SO much fun for a Halloween party! It’s spooky, festive, and has the coolest smoky dry ice effect around the punch bowl. The dry ice stays completely separate from the drink, so you get all that spooky Halloween magic without adding dry ice directly to the punch!
A Spooky Little Party Favorite💕
If you’re planning a Halloween party, you have to put this Halloween punch on the table! I love that you can make it as spooky as you want, too.
This would be such a fun Halloween party punch to have sitting out for everyone.
I love that you really don’t need much to make it look creepy. A few little Halloween details around the punch bowl are plenty! I’d let the smoky effect be the star and keep any small decorations safely out of the drinks.
And then there’s the dry ice effect! Once it gets going around the punch bowl, you get this amazing spooky fog without putting any dry ice directly into the drink. Charlie was literally freaking out with excitement when he saw it in full action! His reaction honestly made this Halloween drink even more fun.
I can just picture this sitting out at a Halloween party with everyone gathered around it. It’s festive, a little spooky, and you can make the whole setup as simple or over-the-top as you want. Just be sure to keep the dry ice completely separate from the punch and out of reach of kids.
If you’re making a few Halloween drinks, my Jack-O-Lantern Float is another one to add to the list!
Scary Halloween Punch
Equipment
- 1 Punch Bowl
- 1 Ice Cream Scoop
Ingredients
- 4 cups Raspberry sherbet, (about 8 scoops)
- 2 liters Cherry 7UP
- Candy eyeballs, for decoration
For the Spooky Effect
- Dry ice
- Water
- Separate container for dry ice
- Insulated gloves or tongs
Instructions
- Pour the Cherry 7UP into the punch bowl.
- Add 4 cups (about 8 scoops) of raspberry sherbet.
- Arrange the candy eyeballs around the punch bowl for decoration rather than adding them directly to the drink.
- To create the spooky fog effect, place the dry ice in a separate container near the punch bowl, making sure the dry ice cannot come into contact with the punch or accidentally be served. Add water to the separate container to create the fog effect.
- Serve the punch while keeping the dry ice setup completely separate from the drink.
Notes
-
Safety Notes
Dry ice: For safety, do not add dry ice directly to this punch. Dry ice should never be eaten or swallowed and can cause serious injury if a solid piece comes into contact with the mouth or skin. For this recipe, use dry ice only in a separate container to create the spooky fog effect. Keep it completely separate from the drink, out of reach of children, and handle it with appropriate insulated gloves or tongs. Candy eyeballs: Candy eyeballs may pose a choking hazard. For this recipe, use them as decoration around the punch bowl rather than adding them directly to the drink. Keep them where they won’t accidentally be swallowed.
Order Now!
Get my new cookbook!
100 Super-Easy Recipes for Holidays and Every Day! Make Memories and Start Traditions the Easy Way!
hi! where did you get these eyeballs? thank you
Do you think it would taste good to just replace the 7up with Prosecco?
Love it! Where did you get the Candy eyeballs??
Thanks for sharing! Where did you find the eyeball candy? Thank you!
can you please post the link where you got the eyeballs? thank you
Love the eyes you used on this punch recipe!