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Pink Flamingo Punch

This pink flamingo punch recipe is a refreshing 3 ingredient punch you will be making all summer!  Pineapple juice, pink lemonade and raspberry sorbet some together to create a delicious drink that is always a crowd favorite.

There’s nothing better on a hot summer day than a cold and refreshing drink. Today I’m sharing a pink flamingo punch recipe that’s not only super easy to make, but also really cute—perfect for summer parties or lounging in the sun. With just three ingredients, it’s quick to whip up, and those fun flamingo straws (affiliate link) make it even more festive. If you’re hosting friends or just want something fun for yourself, this pretty pink drink is a must-try.

A tall glass filled with a pink flamingo punch recipe, topped with a flamingo straw. Two more flamingo straws are laying beside it on a summer backdrop.

There’s something about a fun, fruity drink that instantly makes any summer gathering feel a little more special. Whether you’re hosting a backyard BBQ, planning a girls’ night, or just want a refreshing drink to enjoy on a sunny afternoon, this Pink Flamingo Punch is the perfect choice. It’s bright, tropical, and the gorgeous pink color makes it extra fun to serve.

Looking top down on two glasses of pink flamingo punch. There are straws with pink flamingos on them.

One of my favorite things about this punch is how easy it is to put together. No fancy ingredients or complicated steps here—just simple, delicious flavors that come together for a drink everyone will love. It’s the kind of drink that looks like you put in way more effort than you actually did, which is always a win in my books.

You can even garnish with slices of citrus fruit or maraschino cherries for an extra pop of color. You could even go all out and add little paper umbrellas or colorful straws to really embrace the tropical vibes.

Another tall glass of pink flamingo punch with a hand holding the glass. There's a straw with a pink flamingo on it in the glass.

Want to make it a cocktail? Add in a splash of vodka, rum, or prosecco for an adults-only version. Or keep it alcohol-free for a family-friendly option that kids will love just as much as the grown-ups.

However you decide to serve it, this Pink Flamingo Punch is guaranteed to be a hit. If you give this recipe a try, let me know in the comments—I’d love to hear what you think! And if you’re looking for more summer recipes, be sure to check out the recipe section of the blog.

Pink Flamingo Punch

Pink Flamingo Punch is a refreshing 3 ingredient punch you will be making all summer!  Pineapple juice, pink lemonade and raspberry sorbet some together to create a delicious drink that is always a crowd favorite.
Prep Time5 minutes
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: American
Keyword: American, Drink, Summer

Equipment

  • Flamingo straws

Ingredients

  • Pink lemonade chilled
  • Pineapple juice chilled
  • Raspberry sorbet

Instructions

  • Fill a glass 3/4 of the way up with pink lemonade.
  • Fill it up the rest of the way with the pineapple juice.
  • Add a scoop or two of raspberry sorbet.
  • Serve.

Notes

Alternatively, you can make this in a pitcher or punch bowl, just use the same measurements – ¾ pink lemonade to ¼ pineapple juice. You could also use strawberry sorbet or strawberry ice cream. You can also substitute cherry 7-up. It’s super easy to change up slightly with your favorite flavors or what you have on hand.

Looking for more summer inspiration? Along with this fun drink, I put together a roundup of Summer 2025 Outfits that are perfect for warm-weather days and casual gatherings.

What’s your favorite summertime drink? I always have a hard time narrowing it down, so I’ll share my top two: if I’m in the mood for something alcoholic, I love a radler. Otherwise, a fruity iced tea is my go-to. I hope this pink flamingo punch recipe adds a splash of fun to your summer! If you try it out, let me know in the comments—or tag me on Instagram @getfitfiona so I can see your version!

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