In fact, you can use frozen juice concentrate in a plethora of frozen margarita varieties. If a recipe calls for sour mix (a ...

stir a little frozen lemonade concentrate into the mix. A classic frozen margarita combines tequila, lime juice, Cointreau or ...

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Backyard parties, Taco Tuesdays, Friday-night drinks—few cocktails fit a celebratory occasion as well as the margarita. You don’t need a store-bought mix to make a good margarita at home.

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By freezing the fruit, you will get the best consistency for your margaritas and you avoid using ice and diluting the flavours when making the cocktail. Move on to making your sour mix.

What do you get when you add tequila, orange liqueur and lime juice in a 3-2-1 proportion to a salt-rimmed glass, either frozen or on the rocks, tart or sweet? The much-loved Margarita.