Sometimes the most delicious Halloween beverages are also the simplest, and this Vampire Bite Drink is a perfect example.
All you need to create the cocktail is some 7-Up, Kool-aid Punch, and a little vodka, and you’ll have a sweet and flavorful Halloween cocktail that looks wonderfully spooky, too.
Leave the vodka out and it’s the perfect Halloween beverage for the younger set, too!
Enjoy a Vampire Bite Drink for Halloween
But the real secret to making this Halloween drink a spooky success is adding a pair of Vampire teeth to every drink you serve.
Not only do those little plastic teeth really put the “vampire” in your Vampire Bite Drink, but they also provide the perfect opportunity for a little hilarity along the way.
After all, what would be better than watching your Halloween party guests attempting to sip casually at their tasty beverage while sporting a set of teeth in their mouths?
With a little creative thinking, you and your guests might just figure out a way to turn it into a super-fun party game!
You may also enjoy serving our Black Magic Cocktail or our Blood Orange and Bourbon Witches Brew too.
These two drinks are great to serve together, are easy to make, and can easily be adapted to serve with or without alcohol for the kids and the adults.
Vampire Bite Drink Recipe
Could it be any easier than mixing 7-up with Koolaid Fruit Punch concentrate?
And some vodka?
Just line up your glasses, or mason jars like I used, in a row and pour down the line.
It’s super easy so that you have more time to spend with your guests and less time in the kitchen or behind the bar.
A note about calories: if you or a guest is trying to keep the calories and carbs down, you can substitute sparkling water or diet 7-Up to reduce the calories significantly.
You’re really only getting the calories from the vodka at that point as the Kool-Aid concentrate has zero calories and zero carbs.
One ounce of vodka has about 65 calories depending on the brand / proof you use.
Ingredients you need to make the Vampire Bite
- 2 cups 7-Up (or you can use sparkling water)
- 2 drops Kool-aid Tropical Punch Flavor Enhancer
- 1 oz Vodka
Just for fun! Jazz up your Vampire Bite drink with some fun, on-theme accompaniments such as:
- Plastic Vampire Teeth
- Halloween theme or color coordinated paper straws
Make it a Mocktail instead
It’s so easy to serve this drink without the alcohol.
Simply omit the vodka, and you still have a yummy drink that’s great to serve to the kids.
How to make the Vampire Bite Drink
Add ice to glass. Pour in 7-Up or sparkling water.
Add two drops for fruit punch concentrate liquid.
Place straw through vampire teeth.
May add vodka or rum for adult fun.
More delicious Halloween drink recipes:
Chocolate Raspberry Vampires Kiss Martini
The Raven Martini made with Black Vodka
Oogie Boogie’s Halloween Punch
Boozy Candy Corn Ice Cream Float
Spooky Apple and Mango Spider Cider
Cheery Witches Kombucha Cocktail
Another Glorious Morning, a Hocus Pocus Cocktail
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Vampire Bite Drink
Ingredients
- 2 cups 7-Up
- 2 drops Kool-aid Tropical Punch Flavor Enhancer
- 1 oz Vodka
Instructions
- Add ice to glass. Pour in 7-Up or sparkling water.
- Pour one ounce of vodka in your glass.
- Add two drops of the Kool-Aid flavor enhancer.
- Place straw through vampire teeth.
Notes
Nutrition
Hi, I’m Jennifer. I love to cook and entertain. I have a lot of fun sharing traditional food and drink recipes as well as putting a new spin on the classics. I strive to provide easy to make recipes that are perfect for the home cook, bartender and entertainer.
I just made these again using a different flavor enhancer, and it’s truly a versatile recipe. It was so good.