Raspberry Lemonade Punch

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Summertime is the best time for a cold refreshing beverage. And nothing is more refreshing that lemonade. But it’s fun to change it up and adding the raspberry makes it a really pretty punch as well.

I also make an ice ring for this Raspberry Lemonade Punch.

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Prep Time: 8 Hours and 15 Minutes

Total Time: 8 Hours and 15 Minutes

Servings: 5 1/4 quarts (about 20 servings)

Ingredients:

2 cans (12 ounces each) pink lemonade concentrate, thawed and divided
6 cups water, divided
2 lemons, thinly sliced, divided
6 oz. fresh or frozen raspberries
1 half-gallon raspberry sherbet
4 cans (12 ounces each) lemon-lime soda, chilled

Instructions:

For ice ring, combine 1 can pink lemonade concentrate and 3 cups water in a half-gallon container. Pour 3 1/2 cups lemonade in an 8-cup ring mold; reserve remaining lemonade. Freeze ice ring 4 hours.
Place lemon slices from one lemon about 1 inch apart over frozen lemonade. Place some of the raspberries between slices. Pour remaining 1 cup lemonade over fruit. Cover and freeze until firm.
To serve, combine remaining can lemonade concentrate and remaining 3 cups water in a half-gallon container. Pour lemonade into a punch bowl; add spoonfuls of sherbet. Dip ice mold into warm water 15 seconds. Place ice ring in punch bowl. Add lemon-lime soda; stir until blended. Add remaining lemon slices and raspberries to punch. Serve immediately.

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