Skip the tequila, and have even more fun with this virgin margarita recipe.
You don’t need tequila to enjoy this virgin margarita.
This virgin margarita recipe captures the tart, lime-zested flavor of theclassic cocktailwithout an ounce of liquor.
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Learn how to make the best non-alcoholic margarita at home.
Choose seasonal fruits, herbs, or any other ingredients you love for your own unique twist.
These mocktails can be prepared in advance so they’re ready to serve when your guests arrive.
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Before serving, transfer to a pitcher or punch bowl, top with sparkling water, and add ice.
They also help cool down spicy dishes, from spicy chicken wings tochili con carne.
Serve with a tropical fruit salad or even dessert items like churros for a sweet pairing.
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Stir until combined and salt dissolved.
Add sparkling water and ice:
Top with sparkling water or club soda.
Feel free to garnish with additional seasonal fruits or herbs.
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To make one serving as opposed to a bigger batch, start with a salt-rimmed glass with ice.
Combine 1 cup limeade and 2 tablespoons orange juice.
Top with sparkling water.
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Garnish with lime wedge.
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