Freshly-squeezed lime juice: For the best fresh flavor, I highly recommend juicing your own limes versus using store-bought lime juice. Put desired amount of ice and tequila in your glass. Tequila: Silver or reposado is traditionally considered to be the best tequila for margaritas, but any type of tequila (or smoky mezcal or sotol) will work. Plus, replenishing your electrolytes as you drink helps stave off the hangover 😉 Blended strawberry margaritas make a delicious, refreshing frozen cocktail. Lemon Agave Margarita lemons youll need to grab a bunch of lemons for this recipe tequila I prefer using a blanco or silver tequila. Just as simple and tasty (if not more so…). Ingredients Recipe Variations Step-By-Step Directions Tips Recipe Recipe Reviews A classic frozen margarita is turned into one flavored with fresh or frozen strawberries, tequila, and freshly squeezed lime juice with subtle hints of orange-flavored triple sec. Pitcher (8 servings): Place 1 cups Casamigos tequila, 1 cup Cointreau or Triple Sec, and cup lime juice in a pitcher. Strain the margarita into the glass with the salted rim. And voila! The LMNT NorCal Marg was born. Place all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with 4 ice cubes and shake until cold. to create authentic vodka-driven Bloody Marys and tequila-powered Margaritas. But then we created our LMNT Citrus Salt electrolytes. At Fever-Tree, we create the best-tasting mixers to complement the worlds. Top with soda water and squeeze as much lime or lemon in there to make your taste buds happy. Put desired amount of ice and tequila in your glass. This one makes 8 drinks so you don’t have to stop the party.
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The reason why this drink is SO good? Just a few ingredients, gluten/grain free alcohol, no sugar, carbonated water delivers the booze to your system faster, lime juice helps blunt your body’s insulin response, plus it’s damn tasty! (We know from experience.) The solution: a Margarita pitcher recipe. All you need is 4 ingredients and 5 minutes. It quickly became popular… and rightly so! Nicki and I first whipped up this Paleo cocktail back in 2004 in Chico, California when we were just starting NorCal Strength and Conditioning (CrossFit NorCal). Ditch your heavy IPAs and umbrella drinks. Much of the problem with drinking is not the booze itself but all the extra crap that comes with it.
While alcohol isn’t Paleo, we’re social creatures and imbibing is a huge part of our culture. 1 cup sugar 1 cup water Lime-salt-sugar: Zest of one lime 2 tablespoons kosher salt 2 tablespoons sugar Add to Shopping List View Shopping List Ingredient Substitutions Directions Fill a cocktail.
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