Margaritas Made With Beer
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- Ready In:
- 2mins
- Ingredients:
- 6
- Serves:
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4
ingredients
- 340.19 g bottle beer
- 340.19-453.59 g can frozen limeade concentrate
- 340.19-453.59 g water, refill can from limeade
- 118.29 ml triple sec
- 118.29 ml tequila, can increase to 1 cup
- 1 lime, to garnish (optional)
directions
- Mix all ingredients and serve over ice.
- You can put this in a blender with ice if you like but be sure to leave extra room at the top of the blender since the beer will expand.
- Freeze any extra and but in the blender for a true frozen style margarita next time.
- Garnish with lime wedges if you like.
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Reviews
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I make these often but change it up a bit. I use 1 large can of frozen limeade and using the limeade container, I add 1/2 can triple sec, 3/4 can tequila and 3/4 can of lite beer. I add this all together in a blender with just ice, no water. I find the beer cuts down on the strong tase of the tequila... and also makes them go down WAY too easily! -
My sister makes this all the time and they are delicious (and a little dangerous)!
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