Halloween Punch with Eyeballs

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Here’s a boozy tequila punch for Halloween! The eyeballs are optional, but who wouldn’t want a couple of popped-out eyeballs floating around in their Halloween punch? Right?


If you’re having a kids’ Halloween party, you obviously don’t want to give them a bunch of liquor (or do you?) but here are a few not-crazy-sugary non-alcoholic Halloween punch ideas you can make and still use the “eyeballs”.

  1. Equal parts Ginger Ale and Apple Juice makes a nicely beige punch that highlights these eyeballs well
  2. Equal parts Seltzer and White Grape juice with some frozen green grapes and kiwi cubes makes a nice “green goo”
  3. Orange juice and Grape juice (plus some seltzer) makes a murky brown “Swamp” punch with some gummy worms or leeches added
  4. Cranberry juice with seltzer and a few scoops of raspberry sherbet and some eyeballs floating in it makes a “Blended-up Brains” punch for kids and adults who aren’t easily grossed out

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Halloween Punch Recipe – Printable!

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Halloween Punch with Eyeballs

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  • Author: Hilah Johnson
  • Yield: 10 1x

Ingredients

Scale
  • 4 parts grapefruit juice
  • 2 parts reposado tequila
  • 1 part orange liqueur
  • 1 part elderflower liqueur
  • 68 parts seltzer water
  • Eyeballs:
  • 1 can lychee fruit
  • 1 jar marachino cherries

Instructions

  1. Combine all punch ingredients in a bowl or pitcher. Chill.
  2. Drain lychee fruit and cut cherries in halves.
  3. Stuff a cherry half into a lychee fruit. Place on plastic-covered plate and freeze until solid.
  4. Drop frozen “eyeballs” into punch.
  5. Serve.

Notes

For my punch I used a half-cup measure = 1 “part”

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1 Comment

  1. Voluptuous Hypothesis on October 26, 2014 at 1:41 pm

    Disgusting!

    Mummies for dinner and blood for breakfast!

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