Margarita Mocktail Recipe: Try The Classic Or These Fruity Variations

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I don’t know about you, but nothing screams vacation or summer quite like having a margarita on the beach. Well, you don’t have to miss out just because you don’t want to drink!

Try a mocktail margarita that tastes almost like the real deal. We have all the tips and tricks for making delicious margarita mocktail recipes, one of our favorite Mexican non-alcoholic drinks. Whether it’s a traditional recipe or one with some fun variations, we’ve got everything you need to make your own perfect non-alcoholic version of this classic drink. 

So grab your shaker and get ready – it’s time to mix up an amazing margarita mocktail recipe. But first, make sure you follow these tips for the best results!

Tips for Making the Perfect Margarita Mocktail

  • Use freshly squeezed juice whenever possible. This will help ensure that your drink has maximum flavor and won’t be watered down by store-bought juices or syrups. If you don’t have access to fresh citrus fruits, try using high-quality frozen juice concentrate instead.
  • Add a splash of club soda or sparkling water for extra fizz. Club soda helps give your drink some body and can really take it up a notch when combined with other ingredients like lime juice and agave nectar.
  • Get creative with garnishes. Adding an edible flower or sprig of mint as a garnish can make all the difference between an average margarita mocktail and one that looks (and tastes.) truly amazing.
  • Add a sugar or salt rim. By rimming the glass, you can add another layer of flavor that makes this classic beverage even more enjoyable.

By following these tips, you can make a delicious and refreshing margarita mocktail to enjoy without the alcohol. With some creativity and experimentation, you can create unique variations on this classic virgin margarita recipe for your next gathering or just an evening at home.

Margarita Mocktail Recipe

Margarita mocktails are the perfect way to celebrate any occasion without worrying about the effects of alcohol. If done correctly, they taste just like the real thing.

Whether you’re looking for a classic lime margarita, a strawberry twist, or something more exotic like mango and coconut lime, there is sure to be a recipe that will tantalize your taste buds.

First, here’s the classic, which will be your go-to recipe for a classic margarita mocktail or the foundation for any flavored ones you try:

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Classic Lime Margarita Mocktail

This traditional favorite starts with freshly squeezed lime juice as its base ingredient. To make it even more refreshing add in some club soda for extra fizziness. Then mix together 1 part fresh lime juice with 2 parts agave nectar and 4 parts sparkling water or club soda in an ice-filled glass rimmed with salt or sugar if desired. Add a few slices of lime as garnish for added flavor and presentation appeal.

 

  • Author: Kalei White
  • Prep Time: 5
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 1 1x

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Instructions

  1. Take 3 limes and squeeze the juice out of them. Collect the juice in a small bowl. Alternatively, you can use some limeade.
  2. Grab a shot glass for easy measuring and pour one shot of Jalisco 55 Non-Alcoholic Tequila.
  3. Then, pour one part lime juice, 2 parts agave nectar, and four parts sparkling water into a shaker.
  4. Top with the shot of non-alcoholic tequila and shake.
  5. Then, grab your favorite Margarita glass and a quarter of lime.
  6. Cut a notch in the middle of the lime and then run it along the rim of your glass.
  7. Next, pour some salt onto a plate or dish that’s larger than the diameter of your glass.
  8. Tip the glass over and place the rim into the salt, twist the glass a bit to get as much salt on the rim as you can.
  9. Put a few cubes of ice into the glass and pour your Margarita.
  10. Garnish with a lime wedge.
  11. Enjoy!

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Fun Variations of the Traditional Margarita Mocktail Recipe

Want to spice up the recipe above? Here are some fruity alternatives:

Coconut Lime Margarita Mocktail

Mix together freshly squeezed lime juice, agave nectar, and unsweetened coconut milk to create a sweet and tart blend for your coconut-lime margarita mocktail.

Watermelon-Mint Margarita Mocktail

Start by muddling fresh mint leaves with sugar until they become fragrant, and then combine them with pureed watermelon in a blender until smooth. Add in freshly squeezed lime juice and top off with your favorite sparkling beverage for an added touch of sweetness. Don’t forget to garnish each glass with fresh mint leaves before serving.

Pineapple-Jalapeño Margarita Mocktail

Start by blending together equal parts pineapple juice and diced jalapenos until smooth, then stir in freshly squeezed lime juice and agave nectar to taste. Top with fizzy water and non-alcoholic tequila.

Strawberry Margarita Mocktail

Combine equal parts freshly squeezed orange juice and pineapple juice along with ½ cup pureed strawberries in an ice-filled shaker cup then shake vigorously until frothy before pouring into glasses rimmed with sugar or salt, depending on preference. For an added dose of vitamin C, vitamin A, and potassium, add in some fresh squeezed orange juice and garnish with an orange slice.

Spicy Cucumber Margarita

Take your non-alcoholic tequila and mix it with fresh lime juice, cucumbers, jalapeños, and top it all off with ginger beer for a bit of a fizzy kick. Rim your glass with the Mexican, chile lime seasoning, tajin, for bonus points.

Mocktail Margaritas for All

Margarita mocktails are a great way to enjoy the classic margarita flavor without the alcohol, and there are plenty of creative variations. These delicious drinks provide all the benefits associated with staying dry, such as improved mental clarity and better sleep quality – so you can get your drink on while feeling good about your choice.

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