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You'll think you're drinking somewhere on a tropical beach with this margarita made with fresh watermelon, coconut rum, shredded coconut, and lime juice.
Want to celebrate but don't want to imbibe? Try this non-alcoholic margarita recipe that tastes like the real deal (without the hangover)
This chocolatey drink is made with tequila, chocolate liqueur, cream, chocolate syrup, and orange juice. Tastes like grown-up chocolate milk!
This recipe starts with a basic margarita mix and jazzes it up with tangerine juice and southern comfort.
I noticed the other day that my grocery store is still carrying pomegranate seeds (used to only be a seasonal item) so that means this pom-flavored margarita can now be a treat year-round.
A different kind of margarita! It's made with beer, frozen limeade, and tequila.
This one has several different citrus juices (including Meyer lemon) mixed with red guava nectar. If you can't find red guava nectar you can use regular guava but it won't be quite as sweet (or as red!)
This isn't just the restaurant's popular drink, it's also a "perfect" margarita recipe. It has just the right proportions of tequila, Cointreau, Grand Marnier, sour mix and lime juice. Hint: use a homemade sour mix instead of the bottled kind.
Make Mine A Margarita
by Guest Writer, Valerie WhitmoreMargaritas. They're not just for Mexican vacations anymore! Nearly every bar and restaurant in the US can whip up a margarita these days it seems
And the flavors... oh the flavors you can get! It's not just the standard tequila, triple sec, and lime juice anymore. You can find margaritas with everything from blue koolaid to chocolate (and some more appealing flavors in between).
The margarita even has its own food holiday. Yep. In fact, it's tomorrow. National Margarita Day
In case you want to celebrate this national "holiday" at home, I put together some of our more popular non-traditional recipes. Sorry, no blue koolaid ones, however.
You can check out our entire section of margarita recipes and enjoy National Margarita Day tomorrow!
And the flavors... oh the flavors you can get! It's not just the standard tequila, triple sec, and lime juice anymore. You can find margaritas with everything from blue koolaid to chocolate (and some more appealing flavors in between).
The margarita even has its own food holiday. Yep. In fact, it's tomorrow. National Margarita Day
In case you want to celebrate this national "holiday" at home, I put together some of our more popular non-traditional recipes. Sorry, no blue koolaid ones, however.
You can check out our entire section of margarita recipes and enjoy National Margarita Day tomorrow!
You'll think you're drinking somewhere on a tropical beach with this margarita made with fresh watermelon, coconut rum, shredded coconut, and lime juice.Want to celebrate but don't want to imbibe? Try this non-alcoholic margarita recipe that tastes like the real deal (without the hangover)This chocolatey drink is made with tequila, chocolate liqueur, cream, chocolate syrup, and orange juice. Tastes like grown-up chocolate milk!This recipe starts with a basic margarita mix and jazzes it up with tangerine juice and southern comfort.I noticed the other day that my grocery store is still carrying pomegranate seeds (used to only be a seasonal item) so that means this pom-flavored margarita can now be a treat year-round.A different kind of margarita! It's made with beer, frozen limeade, and tequila.This one has several different citrus juices (including Meyer lemon) mixed with red guava nectar. If you can't find red guava nectar you can use regular guava but it won't be quite as sweet (or as red!)This isn't just the restaurant's popular drink, it's also a "perfect" margarita recipe. It has just the right proportions of tequila, Cointreau, Grand Marnier, sour mix and lime juice. Hint: use a homemade sour mix instead of the bottled kind.