Cactus Chill Margarita
Frozen Prickly Pear Margarita
Prickly pears, also known as cactus fruit or "tunas" in Spanish, are full of pectin, which makes them perfect for making a thick syrup blended with ice and tequila for this recipe. Optional garnishes include a chili-lime salt rimmed glass or lime slices.
Get this frozen red prickly pear margarita recipe from The Other Side of The Tortilla.
Blackberry Margarita
This blackberry margarita gets an interesting savory twist with a sprig of thyme as a garnish.
Spicy Watermelon Margarita
This spicy watermelon margarita gets its kick from steeping serrano chile in agua fresca de sandía (watermelon juice) with a healthy splash of tequila.
Soda Margarita
Perhaps one of the easiest cocktails you'll ever make, this margarita only has three ingredients: A fruit-flavored soda, such as Jarritos, tequila and fresh lime juice. Serve over ice. Unexpected guests? No problem! You can serve up these cocktails within a matter of minutes because you've probably got all the ingredients on hand already!
Get this soda margarita recipe from The Other Side of The Tortilla.
Peach Margarita
If there's an abundance of peaches at the supermarket, you're likely to be able to get more for your money. You won't regret juicing them to make this summery margarita!
Pineapple Cilantro Margarita
This simple pineapple margarita recipe gets an interesting flavor profile from the addition of cilantro.
Get this pineapple margarita recipe from Nibbles and Feasts.
