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Easy, refreshing, and fun, these Raspberry Peach Italian Cream Sodas made with Torani syrups are the perfect non-alcoholic drink to serve all summer long!
All of the new summer flavors like the Torani Raspberry Syrup and Torani Peach Syrup that you need for these Raspberry Peach Italian Cream Sodas, and the equally delicious Torani Passion Fruit Syrup, can be found in the tea aisle at Walmart! Other Torani flavors can be found in the coffee aisle.
Although Raspberry Peach Italian Cream Sodas are quite possibly my favorite, you can customize this simple recipe with any syrup flavor combination you like! These easy, creamy, fruity and delicious non-alcoholic beverages are a fun way to cool off when the weather heats up, and you can enjoy them all summer long. You can even set up an Italian Soda Bar for summer get-togethers and celebrations like the 4th of July!
Our 6-year old has been requesting italian sodas for our Family Night treat because she is obsessed with them. She loves being able to pour her own and mix up her favorite flavors!
If you are doing an Italian Soda Bar, you could get pumps for your flavored Torani syrups so that guests can pump however much of each syrup flavor they want into their cups (one pump is pretty much equal to one tablespoon of syrup), but I really like the new easy pour valves, which made adding the raspberry and peach syrups super easy and non-messy. And seriously, just look at the gorgeous colors of these syrups? Who doesn’t love a pretty, fruity drink?
Either way, with pumps or the pour valve, I love how unique, simple, and versatile the Torani syrups are. Guests can be in charge of creating their own amazing flavor concoctions and choosing their level of sweetness. You could also use them to change up your lemonade game by adding your favorite flavor to a pitcher of homemade lemonade for a fun new twist! Get even more inspiration for Torani syrups on their Instagram account!
I also recommend cute straws and fruit garnishes to go into the individual glasses! It just makes drinking these delicious raspberry peach Italian cream sodas even more fun!
How to Make A Raspberry Peach Italian Cream Soda
Italian Sodas are ridiculously easy to make. First you want to fill a tall glass full of ice. Then fill it about 2/3 full with club soda.
Could you use seltzer water or sparkling mineral water instead of club soda? Absolutely. But club soda is what we use.
Next comes the syrup – about 2 to 3 tablespoons each of the Torani raspberry and peach syrups, depending on how sweet you like your Italian cream sodas. I recommend starting with a little bit less and then working your way up, tasting as you go, because the measurements will also depend on the size of your glass.
Then you pour in a tablespoon or two of half-and-half, depending on how creamy you want it, and garnish with fresh raspberries and slices of peach. If you have whipped cream handy, you can even add some of that to top off your drink if you like!
And ta-da! You have the prettiest, most delicious beverage to enjoy while sitting out on your back patio as the sun sets!
I would love to know what your favorite Italian Cream Soda flavor combination would be, and which new Torani summer syrup flavor you would try first! Let me know in the comments!
Easy, refreshing, and fun, these Raspberry Peach Italian Cream Sodas made with Torani syrups are the perfect non-alcoholic drink to serve all summer long!
- Ice, to fill a glass
- Club soda
- 2-3 tablespoons Torani Raspberry Flavored Syrup
- 2-3 tablespoons Torani Peach Flavored Syrup
- 1-2 tablespoons half-and-half
- Fresh raspberries & peach slices for garnish (optional)
- Whipped cream (optional)
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Fill a tall glass with ice. Pour in enough club soda to fill approximately 2/3 full.
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Add both syrup flavors to the club soda, followed by the half-and-half. Measurements will vary depending on the size of the glass and your taste preference for levels of sweetness or creaminess, so you may want to start with the smaller amounts and adjust up.
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Swirl together and garnish with fresh raspberries, peach slices, and whipped cream, if desired.
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Oh my goodness, these looks amazing! I love that they aren’t just delicious, they are pretty too! Perfect to impress guests at a summer party! #client
I love these for a summer picnic or backyard BBQ!
Absolutely! Both are great ideas for these summer beverages!
Yum! I love how you can customize the flavors with the different syrups. So perfect for summer!
Thanks, Tara! I love that too!
Have you ever tried using crime soda instead of the club soda & half & half ?
I haven’t, but I’m sure it could work. The thing I prefer about club soda and half & half is that you can control the level of creaminess that you want.
I’ve got to try this! It looks amazing and I simply love the colors — gorgeous! Wouldn’t guests have a geat time making their own flavor!! Pinning to make.
Yes! I love the vibrant, fun colors!
I have used those syrups in the past….lots of great flavours. These would be great for entertaining. You would be the hit of the party for sure. Such fun summer drinks.
Oh these are so pretty! I have to try this. Would be great at a party! I love serving that look pretty and taste awesome too!!
What a yummy and refreshing drink, love ideas like this for the summer. I live in Florida and now is it so hot serving yummy drinks like this is perfect idea to tame the thirst.
Ooh I used to LOVE Italian sodas but haven’t had one in so long. These look SO amazing! What a great idea to make them at home, and the raspberry peach flavor sounds so refreshing for summer!
These are so perfect for the summer! I’ll have to look for the Torani flavored syrups at the store. That raspberry/peach combination sounds delicious.
This is so beautiful. I am a great fan of Italian Sodas, and this perfect for the weather right now.
Gosh, these look so good! I’ve never tried a cream soda but I’m definitely trying these!
I love cream sodas and I haven’t had one in a long time. I also love the flavor combo of both the raspberry and peach together! This is so perfect for summer!
I have seen the bottle so many times in the grocery isle.. but never got one 😛 This is such a cool way to serve refreshments!! cant wait to try them when my girlfriend comeover !!
Italian soda is such a pretty drink! We used to make these at the coffee shop I worked at in college, and I loved watching the half and half mix and swirl. This will be a great recipe for summer BBQ’s!
I made this today. Took a couple liberties since I couldn’t find the peach flavor. Anyway, I got peach sparkling water, used vanilla syrup and made it up intending to have a slightly peach cream soda. Delicious! My husband even loved it.
That sounds so good!
With summer on the way, these are such a great treat to have on hand – especially for parties! Love the idea of setting up a DIY bar for guests!!
Italian Cream Sodas are my favorite! And these raspberry peach ones are so yummy and pretty!
Que bien suena eso..
Yo puedo combinarlo con jarabe de manzana verde oh mandarina.
Mañana lo hago y te cuento…
Gracias! ¿Cómo te fue?