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These frozen watermelon herb margaritas are the perfect refreshing summer drink for a backyard party or a pool day with your girl friends.
Who doesn’t love a good frozen margarita on a hot summer day? In the summer we love drinking a frozen margaritas every now and then. Whether we’re having a drink with friends or just crazing a sweet, cold drink on the weekend, a margarita is such a delicious choice.
We wanted this frozen margarita to have the delicious flavors of summer we love. Made with sweet watermelon and fresh herb infused syrup and topped with blueberry ice cubes, this drink is so refreshing and perfect for the summer heat! This would be a perfect drink to serve for Fourth of July too!
This post is all about frozen watermelon herb margaritas.
Watermelon Herb Margaritas
What’s in this recipe?
Frozen Watermelon: Once we’ve had a watermelon flavored margarita, there’s no turning back! We scooped the watermelon into balls using an ice cream scoop. You can totally use a melon baller if you have one. Either way works!
Herb Simple Syrup: We used this simple syrup. It gives the margarita a subtle herby taste. This is a local simple syrup company to Northwest Arkansas, but you can buy it online at Walmart!
Blanco Tequila: Margaritas are traditionally made with blanco tequila, so naturally, that’s what we used in this recipe!
Lime juice: The juice of two limes gives this a bit more of an acidic punch!
Ice: The addition of ice is super important! It’s what makes this a frozen margarita.
Frozen Blueberries: We pureed the blueberries with water to make gorgeous star-shaped ice cubes.
How to make the blueberry ice cubes…
You’ll want to make these blueberry ice cubes 3-4 hours before or the night before you plan on making the margaritas so that they can freeze completely.
In a blender, add your frozen blueberries and water. Blend until the mixture is smooth. Pour into your star-shaped ice cube molds (these are similar to the ones we used) or any other ice cube mold you have at home.
How to make the frozen margarita…
Making this frozen watermelon herb margarita is super simple and takes little to no time at all!
First, you’ll need a high speed blender. This is the one we use, and we absolutely love it. We also love this high speed blender from Amazon too!
Add your watermelon, ice, herb simple syrup, lime juice and blanco tequila to the blender. Blend until the mixture is smooth and fully combined. You don’t want large chunks for ice.
Lastly, using cute bar cart glasses, pour the frozen margarita mixture into the glasses. Top with the blueberry ice cubes and enjoy!
Pro tip: If you or your guests like to line the rim of their glass with salt or sugar, run a lime wedge around on the outer rims and roll it in sugar or course salt before pouring the drinks.
Frozen Watermelon Herb Margarita
- Total Time: 5 minutes
- Yield: 4 margaritas 1x
Description
This the perfect refreshing drink for a summer backyard party or pool day with friends!
Ingredients
Blueberry Ice Cubes
- 1 cup frozen blueberries
- 1 cup water
Frozen Watermelon Herb Margarita
- 3 cups frozen watermelon
- 1 cup ice
- 2 tbsp herb simple syrup
- 2–3 shots blanco tequila
- juice of 2 limes
Instructions
Blueberry Ice Cubes
- In a blender, add your frozen blueberries and water. Blend until the mixture is smooth. Pour into your star-shaped ice cube molds (these are similar to the ones we used) or any other ice cube mold you have at home.
Frozen Watermelon Herb Margarita
- This step is optional, but should be done first if you want salt or sugar on the glasses rim. Run a lime wedge around on the outer rims and roll it in sugar or course salt before pouring the drinks.
- Add your watermelon, ice, herb simple syrup, lime juice and blanco tequila to the blender. Blend until the mixture is smooth and fully combined. You don’t want large chunks for ice.
- Lastly, using a cute bar cart glass, pour the frozen margarita mixture into the glasses. Top with the blueberry ice cubes and enjoy!
- Cook Time: 5 minutes
- Category: Drinks
- Cuisine: American, Tex-Mex
This post is all about frozen watermelon herb margaritas.
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