
Halloween is the one night of the year when cobwebs are cool, eyeballs are edible and even your drinks look a little haunted.
If you’re throwing a Halloween party this year, nothing sets the mood like a big bubbling cauldron of punch.
And not just any punch, it’s about Creepy Witch’s Potion Punch a bright green, fizzy foamy drink that looks like it was concocted by a witch in a haunted forest.
Now let’s get started and prepare this magical, spooky Halloween drink.
Start Here: What to Read First?
Ingredients You’ll Need
To make this bubbling witch’s potion, you don’t need a long list of ingredients. Just with some simple stuff, you can turn this into something magical:
- 1 can frozen limeade concentrate (part tart, part sweet).
- 1 (2-liter) bottle lemon-lime soda (for fizzy, bubbly magic).
- 1.4 liter carton lime sherbet (the slime & creamy sweetness).
- Green food coloring (turns drink wickedly green).
- Gummy worms (creepy crawlers).
- Candy eyeballs (optional but HIGHLY recommended).
- Large bowl, cauldron or decorative container (bonus points if it looks spooky).
- Whisk or long stir stick (witch’s broom optional).
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Start with the base
In your punch bowl (or cauldron if you’re going full witchy vibes), add a can of frozen limeade mix.

2. Add some magic color
Add a few drops of green food coloring and stir until it is a neon, spooky green. Adjust until you get the color you want such as ghoul green, slime green or swamp monster green.

3. Bring the bubbles
Now slowly pour 2 liters of soda. Stir gently and combine while keeping a little fizz.

4. Scoop in the sherbet
Add the entire carton of lime sherbet using big scoops. It will fizz, bubble and foam like a true witch’s concoction.

5. Decorate with creepy crawlies
Line the rim of your bowl with gummy worms to make it look like they’re escaping. Add candy eyeballs for a spooky surprise.

6. Serve immediately
Pour into cups and let guests enjoy their own little potion.

Why This Recipe Works
- Fast & easy – Takes less than 10 minutes start to finish.
- Affordable – Just a few grocery store ingredients.
- Kid & adult friendly – Non-alcoholic but still festive.
- Spooky & eye-catching – Guests will be snapping photos all night.
- Creepy but tasty – The combo of above ingredients is always a hit.
Tips for the Best Witch’s Brew
- Chill everything first – Soda, sherbet and limeade should be ice cold before you mix them.
- Keep the fizz – Add soda right before serving so it doesn’t go flat.
- Presentation is everything – A black cauldron-style punch bowl makes this drink look 10x spookier.
- Extra creep factor – Toss in plastic spiders (washed) or glow-in-the-dark ice cubes.
Fun Variations
- Blood-Curdling Brew: Swap green food coloring for red and use orange sherbet. Top with gummy fangs.
- Monster Mash: Mix lime and orange sherbet for a slimy swirl of colors.
- Purple Potion: Use grape soda instead of lemon-lime and rainbow sherbet.
Serving Suggestions
Pair your Witch’s Brew Punch with some spooky snacks to create the ultimate Halloween party spread:
- Monster Meatballs – little meatballs with “eyeballs” made from mozzarella.
- Witch’s Fingers – breadstick “fingers” with almond nails.
- Ghostly Popcorn – drizzle white chocolate over popcorn and add candy eyeballs.
- Pumpkin Deviled Eggs – dyed orange with paprika for a pumpkin look.
Storage
This punch is best enjoyed fresh. If the soda sits too long, it will lose fizz and the sherbet will melt. If you want to make ahead:
- Mix limeade + food coloring the night before.
- Keep soda and sherbet cold in the fridge.
- Add them in right before serving.
Nutritional Info (per 1 cup, estimated)
- Calories: 160
- Sugar: 32g
- Sodium: 15mg
- Fat: 2g
- Carbs: 38g
- Protein: 1g
(Values vary depending on brands used.)
Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ
Q: Can I make this ahead of time?
A: Prepare the limeade base but wait to add soda and sherbet until serving.
Q: Can I make it sugar-free?
A: Yes, use diet soda and sugar-free limeade.
Q: What can I use instead of lime sherbet?
A: Rainbow sherbet, lemon sorbet or even vanilla ice cream (though the color won’t be as spooky).