Cranberry Frozen Margaritas

Cranberry Margaritas frozen with lime Despite it being the middle of Winter, the high tomorrow is 61° F, so I feel comfortable getting back on the posting track with cold Cranberry Frozen Margaritas. The cranberries and limes make this Cranberry Frozen Margarita both seasonal and tart, but if you keep them in your freezer, you can have Cranberry Frozen Margaritas year ’round. And I have a great tip if you want to keep it simple, and skip all the juicing. Smoothie making has taught me several things in the last year. The most important: when you’re blending something, especially with a powerful blender, you don’t need to juice ANYTHING. Peel the lime and throw it straight in the blender. Add the cranberries, tequila, triple sec and ice. Blend until very smooth. These Cranberry Frozen Margaritas are definitely tart little drinks. Is super tart not your dish? Don’t worry, to make these less tart, use ½ a lime and one orange, and add an extra ¼ cup triple sec. But I like Cranberry Frozen Margaritas really tart. Cranberry Frozen Margaritas makes for an excellent Mocktail if you’re so inclined. Just use some orange juice and simple syrup to taste since you’re not using triple sec in the Cranberry Frozen Margaritas.

Cranberry Frozen Margarita

Cranberry Frozen Margaritas are tart, frozen margaritas made with real cranberries and lime for a delicious Winter cocktail treat.
Prep Time5 minutes
Total Time5 minutes
Servings: 4
Author: Barrett Bridenhagen

Ingredients

  • 1 cup tequila
  • ½ cup triple sec
  • 1 ½ limes peeled
  • 8 ounces frozen cranberries
  • 4 cups ice
  • lime wedges for garnish
  • salt?

Instructions

  • Peel the limes.
  • Wash the cranberries.
  • Add them and the tequila, triple sec, and ice into the blender. Cranberry Margaritas ingredients
  • Blend! Cranberry Margaritas frozen
  • Salt the rim, if you desire.
Posted in Cocktails, Fruits: Preparing and Preserving, Holidays, Mexican Inspired, Mocktails, Seasonal Ingredients and Flavors, Valentine's Day, Winter.

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