How To Make An Ice Block For Punch at Corrine Fitzpatrick blog

How To Make An Ice Block For Punch. Instead of a bag of ice, try making an ice ring for your punch bowl instead. Impress your guests with an ice ring for punch that doubles. How to make an ice ring for punch, plus diy ice cups and ice shards. Put sliced strawberries and/or orange slices into mixture. Place frozen ice ring in a punch bowl. All you need is some fresh fruit and a bundt cake pan. Not only does the ice ring keep the punch cold without watering it down, but it also dresses up the punch. Making a punch cocktail for a party this holiday season? It will melt slowly, add flavor to the mix, and will look beautiful. I really enjoy making punch for parties and showers, and my favorite special touch is the ice ring. Fill a bundt pan or other decorative pan with equal parts strawberry/raspberry flavored soda and pineapple juice. What you do need, though, is a big, decorative ring (or block, or round!) of ice to keep things cool without diluting the punch too much. Create a beautiful ice ring to add festive color and flavor to your holiday punch.

All you need is some fresh fruit and a bundt cake pan. What you do need, though, is a big, decorative ring (or block, or round!) of ice to keep things cool without diluting the punch too much. How to make an ice ring for punch, plus diy ice cups and ice shards. It will melt slowly, add flavor to the mix, and will look beautiful. Place frozen ice ring in a punch bowl. Making a punch cocktail for a party this holiday season? Impress your guests with an ice ring for punch that doubles. Fill a bundt pan or other decorative pan with equal parts strawberry/raspberry flavored soda and pineapple juice. Instead of a bag of ice, try making an ice ring for your punch bowl instead. Create a beautiful ice ring to add festive color and flavor to your holiday punch.

This 10" x 10" crystal clear uncut ice block makes a great centerpiece

How To Make An Ice Block For Punch Instead of a bag of ice, try making an ice ring for your punch bowl instead. What you do need, though, is a big, decorative ring (or block, or round!) of ice to keep things cool without diluting the punch too much. How to make an ice ring for punch, plus diy ice cups and ice shards. I really enjoy making punch for parties and showers, and my favorite special touch is the ice ring. All you need is some fresh fruit and a bundt cake pan. Making a punch cocktail for a party this holiday season? Fill a bundt pan or other decorative pan with equal parts strawberry/raspberry flavored soda and pineapple juice. Create a beautiful ice ring to add festive color and flavor to your holiday punch. It will melt slowly, add flavor to the mix, and will look beautiful. Impress your guests with an ice ring for punch that doubles. Put sliced strawberries and/or orange slices into mixture. Not only does the ice ring keep the punch cold without watering it down, but it also dresses up the punch. Instead of a bag of ice, try making an ice ring for your punch bowl instead. Place frozen ice ring in a punch bowl.