Prepare the frozen orange juice concentrate according to the package directions.
Pour the prepared orange juice into a large punch bowl.
Slowly stir in the chilled lemon-lime soda.
Just before serving, scoop the orange sherbet into the punch bowl.
Serve immediately while the sherbet is frothy and cold.
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Tips and Tricks
Less Sweet - If you prefer a less sweet drink, add more lemon lime soda to the punch.
Add More Sherbet - While we used a 1/2 gallon of sherbet, feel free to add more if you prefer. I like to continue add more sherbet as it is being served.
Chill Soda - Chill the soda before hand so the punch will be nice and cold. This will also help the sherbet not melt so fast.
To Easily Scoop Sherbet - Allow the sherbet to sit out from the freezer a few minutes before scooping with an ice cream scoop. This will make it easier to scoop.
Variation Ideas
Pineapple juice. Try adding this to the other ingredients for a delicious pineapple orange combination.
Rainbow Sherbet. Instead or orange sherbet, use rainbow sherbet in the punch.
Vanilla Ice cream. For a creamier drink, top with scoops of vanilla ice cream instead of sherbet. You can also scoop with sherbet and ice cream for a punch that tastes like a creamsicle. You can also substitute with sorbet.
Hawaiian Punch. You can use orange Hawaiian Punch instead of orange juice in this recipe.
Orange Soda. Try using Sunkist or Orange Crush instead of juice in the punch.
Soda. We used 7-up but you can also use Sierra Mist, Sprite, Ginger Ale or any store brand lemon lime soda. This is delicious for the Christmas with Cranberry Sprite or Cranberry Juice for the perfect holiday celebration.
Combine Sherbet. Try scooping lime sherbet and orange sherbet. Garnish with both orange slices and lime slices for a refreshing lime sherbet punch drink.
Alcohol. Serve alcohol with this punch on the side. We recommend vodka, rum or tequila. This way everyone can add their own. Champagne would also be a great addition to the punch.