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posted: 11/09/18
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The combo of fiery cinnamon and sweet apple is one of those flavors I always crave when the air gets crisp, and when getting cozy becomes my number one goal in life. This Fireball Whiskey Punch is guaranteed to turn up the heat as the temperatures continue to dip.
When I was a kid, the most popular dare on the playground was who could suck on a fireball jawbreaker the longest. I don’t mean to brag, but I could totally hold my own in that little game. That childhood cinnamon flavor is what Fireball Whiskey is all about. If you’ve never tried it, stop right now and make this punch for your friends and family tonight!
WHAT IS FIREBALL WHISKEY?
Fireball Whiskey is a favorite in colder regions and boasts the tagline, “Tastes like Heaven, Burns like Hell.” It warms the taste buds and offers a strong shot of that spicy cinnamon flavor that people love this time of year. It pairs nicely with many flavors, including apple, and you’ll absolutely love this recipe! This Apple Brandy Slush or Apple Pie Sangria are other delicious apple co*cktails to try. And if you love whiskey co*cktails with extra kick, try this Desert Wasteland Whiskey co*cktail or this Whiskey Sour Recipe.
And if you can’t get enough Fireball, use it in this Cinnamon Whiskey Sangria and this Easy Fireball Fudge!
WHAT DO I NEED TO MAKE WHISKEY FIREBALL PUNCH?
This crowd pleasing punch comes together in just three simple ingredients! Here’s what you need:
- Fireball Whiskey (this DIY Cinnamon Whiskey would be a fun alternative)
- Frozen apple juice concentrate
- Lemon-lime soda
That’s it!
HOW TO MAKE WHISKEY FIREBALL PUNCH
- Combine a cup of Fireball Whiskey with 12 ounces of frozen apple juice concentrate
- Add half a liter of lemon-lime soda (I used Sprite Zero) and mix together until the apple juice concentrate melts completely.
- Pour into glasses rimmed with honey and red sugar and serve!
This recipe is enough for about eight servings, so feel free to double up for a crowd. Happy Fall, y’all!
4.88 from 25 votes
Fireball Whiskey Punch
Serves: 8 co*cktails
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Prep: 10 minutes minutes
Total: 10 minutes minutes
This Fireball Whiskey Punch Recipe is only THREE INGREDIENTS and is perfect for any party! Delicious, and with that amazing Fireball punch!
Ingredients
- 1 cup Fireball Whiskey
- 12 ounces apple juice concentrate
- 1/2 litre Sprite
Instructions
Combine all the ingredients together until the concentrate melts.
Optional: Rim the glasses with honey and dip in red sanding sugar.
Calories: 121kcal (6%) Carbohydrates: 20g (7%) Sodium: 11mg Sugar: 20g (22%) Vitamin C: 15.7mg (19%)
Author: Lisa Longley
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Christina says
Hi! This might be a really silly question, but is it a half liter or half of a 2 liter? Thanks!
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Lisa Longley saysIt is half a liter.
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Lisa says
Can I use lemon lime seltzer instead of soda?
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- Lisa Longley says
Yes, but you might find that it’s lacking sweetness. It’s just a matter of personal taste.
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Jules says
Could you replace the lemon/lime soda with a vanilla cream soda?
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- Lisa Longley says
For some reason, the idea of apple juice with vanilla cream soda isn’t appealing to me. But! If it is to you, I say go for it!
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Marie says
Bonjour, j’aimerais savoir ce qu’est le sucre rouge, je ne connais pas ça? Merci !
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- Lisa Longley says
It’s colored sugar used in the U.S. primarily for decorating cookies. It is what you see around the top of the glass in the photos.
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