Frozen Margarita

"BE HAPPY!!! Serve with a twist of Lime! Margarita's are not a very sweet drink they have more of a tangy tartness!"
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix all the ingredients in a blender (except Grand Marnier and salt) till well blended.
  • Dip rim of Mararita glasses with Grand Mariner then into salt.
  • Pour in mix and drink away!

Questions & Replies

  1. I just want to make 2 or 3 what's the ingredients?
     
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Reviews

  1. An excellent Margarita! Most Margarita's "bite back", but this one is smooth and mellow with just the right ingredient proportions for nice a salty/sour kick. I usually put Grand Marnier in my Margaritas, but this was a novel way to give just a "hint" of the Grand Marnier. Thanks for sharing this very good recipe.
     
  2. I like my margaritas a lot sweeter, so I added simple syrup. The simple syrup is a good solution because you can add it to suit your tastes. I started with 1/2 cup and ended up adding a full 1 cup simple syrup, which was just the right amount of sweet and tart.
     
  3. excellent Margarita!!! yum,yum....=)
     
  4. It just wasn't good and I spent another ten minutes trying to fix this bland and bitter mess. I finally ended up converting it into a Watermelon Margarita; adding about 1 1/2 cups of watermelon, 1 tbsp sugar, extra tequila and triple sec. The finished product was a decent boozy concoction that served me and my guest well today, but I won't use this recipe again.
     
  5. Not the best Margarita I have ever had but it wasn't bad. I wished it were a little sweeter!
     
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