Jungle Juice: Time to Get Lost
This jungle juice recipe has been handed down from generation to generation and has changed much along the way as innovative bartenders try to outdo each other. This recipe was rooted in the American soldiers’ desire to lighten the reality of the war they were in during World War II. Making do with their limited resources, they concocted a drink by throwing in whatever they have on hand, hence the name “jungle juice”.
Make sure that the alcohol content in this juice recipe is not more than 20% of the punch or you’re bound to be punched some time during the night. You want to keep the alcohol so you can relax and enjoy it.

Here’s a jungle juice recipe that calls for steeping the fruits overnight. Which is better?


Jungle juice is largely popular in South Africa with a small following in the US, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom.
Here are some food pairing suggestions to help you enjoy your parties more. These are all finger foods perfect for the party scene that this much alcohol and drinks would entail.
Perfect to serve on bamboo skewers for easy picking, this deep-fried cheesecake filled strawberry is a sure winner. You can also skewer sausages cut in 1/2” sizes together with olives and maraschino cherries for a sweet and savory party pick-me-up. If you want something exotic with a twist, try this mussel with wine and chorizo.
You can also try this grilled chicken wings is easily everybody’s favorite. Add a little spunk to it by adding cayenne pepper powder to the marinade. And who doesn’t love tapas? These are some food that you can fall in love over and over again.
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Cocktail Recipe
This jungle juice recipe has been handed down from generation to generation and has changed much along the way as innovative bartenders try to outdo each other. This recipe was rooted in the American soldiers’ desire to lighten the reality of the war they were in during World War II. Making do with their limited resources, they concocted a drink by throwing in whatever they have on hand, hence the name “jungle juice”.

2 gal orange-flavored drink
2 cans fruit punch (46oz)
4 qts pink lemonade
5 bottles vodka (750ml each)
2 bottles white rum (750ml each)
In a large container, add all the ingredients together.
Mix well to combine all flavors.
Add sliced fruits in a Hurricane Glasses before serving.