Recipe

Apple Pie Punch

Apple Pie Punch

Photo by mrslarkin

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Punch
    This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Punch
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    mrslarkin's Notes:

    Yum. It's good! Thanks to hardlikearmour for the math.

Serves 10 - 12

  1. For the Apple Cider Syrup: Bring sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg and cider to a boil. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Turn off heat. Let cool. You'll have extra syrup, so store in fridge. Use on waffles or in a hot toddy. Yum!

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  2. For the Apple Pie Punch: Mix 2 bottles Prosecco with the apple cider syrup and Tuaca. Float apple slices on top. Pretty! If desired, grate a tiny bit of fresh nutmeg over the drink, for a little extra apple pie flavor.

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22 Comments on Apple Pie Punch

Henrykiss Reply

this sounds perfect! a must try!

Mrs Reply

thank you ac! let me know if you do try!

Lorigoldsby Reply

This was delicious! didn't have prosecco but had a leftover bottle of "Barefoot Bubbly"...will definitely be sharing this with the daughter (now that she's 21!) next week--possibly all weekend !!

Mrs Reply

Thanks, Lori! Really glad you liked it. Let me know what the daughter thinks.

Nog Reply

Yum Yum. Thinking of drizzling the apple pie syrup over vanilla ice-cream. Delicious!

Mrs Reply

Thanks Niknud! I likey the ice cream idea.

Mrs Reply

P.S. Recipe should say 2 lady apples, if you'll be making a great big bowl of punch, and want everyone to get a pretty slice of apple!

Copy_of_me Reply

Hi, mrslarkin! Upon first seeing this, I thought, hmmm…Prosecco with splashes of everything else (love a little Tuaca); because I don’t have a lot of “punch worthy” type parties. I love the apple pie “goodness”, and thinking, besides your punch recipe, the syrup has potential for making one of those Fruit de Pate recipes that CS posted…don’t you think? I am thinking the cider syrup with splashes of Tuaca and Prosecco = a little pop of Apple Pie Punch throughout the day! Maybe enrobed in chocolate? Thanks for sharing...love the glass in your photo, thanks to you and....HLA, too! :) ♥

Mrs Reply

Thank you lapadia! Oh, fruit de pate sounds very delicious. going to go check out CS's recipes now. Yes, a little bite of Apple Pie Punch throughout the day sounds wonderful! Love my etched wine glasses, too! Sadly, I only have 2 left. :(

Img_1958 Reply

Yes, please!! This sounds amazing. Will have to keep my eye out for Tuaca.

Mrs Reply

Thanks, gingerroot!!! hla told me about the Tuaca - it's awesome!

Mrs Reply

thanks hla!! It's so yummy. And thanks so much for your help!!

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

LOVE this, so perfect for a holiday party. Great syrup and yes would make an awesome hot toddy!!

Mrs Reply

thank you sdebrango!! I've used the syrup in hot toddy - very delicious!!

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

Need to get tuaca, this would be perfect for my block association holiday party.

Mrs Reply

sdebrango, yes, get it! So glad hardlikearmour told me about Tuaca. It is very delicious.

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

Going to be on my boozy list for the holidays. Going to have to adapt this a drink for one, must try it out before the party. YUM

Mrs Reply

:) here you go:

5 oz. prosecco
2 Tablespoons cider syrup
1 Tablespoons Tuaca

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

Wow, thank you going to make it today!

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

I made this today, WOW, so delicious. Before this I never tasted Tuaca, its wonderful. I could live on the cider syrup!! Thank you for another great recipe MrsL!!!

Mrs Reply

oh, sdebrango, i'm so thrilled you tried it and liked it!! Thanks for letting me know. We must thank hla for the Tuaca suggestion, which was her idea! I've been using the cider syrup in my tea w/ Tuaca for hot toddy. Also very delicious.

Shamrock-medal Reply

Yum! This sounds deliciously awesome. I'm thinking apple pie syrup and this drink will be made at my house in the near future.

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