A fun and fizzy orange drink that your whole family can enjoy! All you need are two ingredients to create this bubbly kid-friendly orange soda.

You already know Kim and I adore happy-hour. From our Simple Margarita Recipe to our Lemon Drop Martini, we love our drinks!

However, happy-hour doesn’t have to include alcohol, like our blueberry soda and strawberry soda. Today we’re adding a fizzy bubbly orange drink to the no-alcohol list.

Orange juice concentrate and ginger soda combine to make a tangy, sweet carbonated beverage for adults and kids alike. So, shall we get started?

Two glasses of the fizzy orange drink with colorful straws.

How to make orange drink?

First, grab a two (2) quart pitcher, the orange juice concentrate, and a two (2) liter bottle of ginger soda.

The ginger soda being added to the orange juice concentrate.

Next, add the orange juice concentrate and ginger soda to the large pitcher. Last, use your wooden spoon to mix everything together.

That’s it, your fizzy bubbly orange drink is done! Kim and I hope you enjoy the recipe and wish you all the best 🙂

The finished orange in a two quart pitcher with spout.

If you don’t want to use store-bought ginger soda in your recipe. Try using our homemade lemon ginger soda instead.

Try adding fresh fruit or ice cream to the drink to create an orange punch for baby showers or parties.

The non-alcoholic drink served in tall glasses with striped straws.

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Fizzy Bubbly Orange Drink

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Prep Time: 5

Total Time: 5

Servings: 8 Servings

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Equipment

Ingredients

12 ounces orange juice concentrate 1 can
2 liters ginger ale approximately 68 ounces

Instructions

In a large pitcher, combine the orange juice concentrate and ginger ale. Mix well to ensure the orange juice is fully incorporated.
12 ounces orange juice concentrate
2 liters ginger ale
Pour into individual glasses to serve. Add ice if desired. This drink is best enjoyed immediately before the ginger ale goes flat.

Notes

The calories listed are an approximation based on the ingredients and an eight (8) ounce serving size. Actual calories will vary. You can store the orange drink in you fridge for about 24 hours before it goes flat.

Alternate Serving Options:

Add a scoop of orange sherbet ice cream to each glass before pouring in the drink to make punch. Or make the drink in a punch bowl with several scoops of ice cream.
Pour in some maraschino cherry juice and garnish each glass with a maraschino cherry.
Add orange slices or other fresh fruit.

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