Looking for something to take your get together up a notch? Never underestimate the dazzle of a special punch.
These three vintage punch recipes are family favorites that I reach for time and again.
This is everyone’s favorite. Don’t let the fresh fruit garnish fool ya, it’s as low maintenance as they come and pretty inexpensive to make as well. You can switch up one ingredient to make a myriad of colors so it matches whatever the occasion calls for. This is the punch we make on our annual cookie decorating night.
A classic straight from a 1929 Jewel Tea cookbook, I tend to think of this as my “Ladies event punch”. It has a wonderful mix of flavors and isn’t too sweet. The base flavor of iced tea makes it perfect for any occasion.
This is our special moments punch. We served this at all of our weddings, bridal and baby showers, anniversaries, etc. The brilliance of this punch is that you can make it ahead of time and then pour it in the punchbowl as needed, making it perfect for larger gatherings, although that doesn’t keep me from making it just for us from time to time!
I hope you enjoy these 3 vintage punch recipes and I do hope you’ll consider making one as family comes in to visit. It’s that one extra step that just makes a get together even more of an occasion to remember!
Be blessed and be a blessing!
Thank you for sharing, I love vintage.
I also enjoyed your Christmas post !
Have a blessed Christmas and Happy New Year.
You are welcome!
Thanks for being a part of the Southern Plate Family 🙂
the presentation of your creative recipes is also stellar! these punches look soooo cool and yummy. thanks for such a variety of recipes always. <3
Thank. You so much JoAnne, I hope you get The chance to try one or two of them!!
Christy,
Wishing you and your sweet family a blessed holiday season. May all of you keep Christmas in your heart all year.
The love the flows from Him is the light that shines throughout the year.
Wishing you peace,
Laura
Amen! Thank you so much sweet Laura!!! Wishing you peace and blessings!
Merry Christmas Christy! Enjoy your emails so very much. Thank you for all your hard work bringing us these delicious recipes and wisdom.
My mama (97) has the same glasses you have your iced tea punc in! Were they given as a promotion item with purchase? Love ’em.
I have the same glasses that belonged to my grandmother. It’s my understand they originally contained peanut butter and were saved to be used as glasses after the peanut butter was removed.
You are correct Jackie!!!
Oh my goodness!!! I love mine too but I had to hunt them down 🙂
Thank you so much Angela, I pray the new year brings you peace and blessings!!
yummy!
Thank you, Debbie! <3