Tropical Cream Punch (Frozen Orange & Pineapple) | CookOS
Tropical Cream Punch is a no-cook beverage that combines sweetened condensed milk with orange and pineapple juice concentrates and club soda, delivering a smooth, fruity drink perfect for large gatherings.
Ingredients14 oz Sweetened condensed milk 6 oz Frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed CookOS Beta © 2026 · Ad-free forever
6 oz Frozen pineapple juice concentrate, thawed
1 btl 2-liter bottle Club Soda, chilled 4 Ingredients Delivery in as fast as one hour.*
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In punch bowl, combine sweetened condensed milk and juice concentrates; mix well.
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Add club soda, stir gently.
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Add block of ice and garnish with orange slices.
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Tips & Notes Pro tips Thaw juice concentrates fully before mixing to ensure a smooth, lump-free cream base. Add club soda last and just before serving to maintain carbonation and prevent the punch from going flat. Keep all ingredients chilled before combining for the best texture and refreshment. Stir gently after adding club soda to avoid over-mixing and losing carbonation. Substitutions Club soda → ginger ale or lemon-lime soda (adds sweetness and spice) Frozen orange juice concentrate → fresh orange juice (use 6 oz; reduces tanginess slightly) Frozen pineapple juice concentrate → mango or passion fruit concentrate (similar sweetness and body) Storage & make-ahead Store prepared punch (without club soda) refrigerated up to 24 hours; add club soda immediately before serving.
Equipment large pitcher or punch bowl · measuring cups · whisk or spoon for stirring
Common Questions Can I make Tropical Cream Punch ahead of time? Mix the condensed milk and juice concentrates up to 24 hours ahead, then add chilled club soda just before serving to preserve carbonation.
How many servings does this recipe yield? A 2-liter bottle of club soda mixed with the other ingredients yields approximately 10–12 servings (6–8 oz cups).
What can I substitute for club soda? Use ginger ale, lemon-lime soda, or sparkling water; each adds a different flavor note while maintaining the creamy texture.
Should I thaw the juice concentrates before mixing? Yes, thaw them completely so they blend smoothly with the condensed milk without lumps.
Can I scale this recipe for smaller gatherings? Yes—use 7 oz condensed milk, 3 oz each juice concentrate, and 1 liter club soda for half the batch.
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