I had a lot of fun working on this recipe. It’s really unique. I’ve shared a lot of sweet margaritas here (like watermelon, cranberry orange, peach and coconut).
This recipe is on the less sweet side. Still lightly sweet, but not nearly as much as the others. I’d put it more in line with the cucumber margarita. Light and very fresh!
Plus, you have to give it bonus points for being so pretty, right??
2 ounces margarita mix
2 ounces tequila blanco
3 ounces aloe juice
squeeze of fresh lime juice
Mix the ingredients and garnish with pink salt and a piece of organic aloe if you want. Serve over ice.
One thing to note! The aloe plant will ooze out aloe juice into your drink. It will be more bitter than the kind you buy at the store. So keep mixing the drink as you drink. If you get a big sip from the bottom of the glass with a straw, you might get straight aloe juice. It’s safe to drink, it’s just not very sweet. 🙂
What do you think?? Do you want to try it??
Hope you guys have an incredible weekend!!!! xoxo! Elsie
Aloe Margarita
Ingredients
- 2 ounces margarita mix
- 2 ounces tequila blanco
- 3 ounces aloe juice
- squeeze of fresh lime juice
Instructions
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Mix the ingredients and garnish with pink salt and a piece of organic aloe if you want. Serve over ice.
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One thing to note! The aloe plant will ooze out aloe juice into your drink. It will be more bitter than the kind you buy at the store. So keep mixing the drink as you drink. If you get a big sip from the bottom of the glass with a straw, you might get straight aloe juice. It’s safe to drink, it’s just not very sweet.
Credits//Author and Photography: Elsie Larson.
22 Comments
ooo will def be trying this! sounds delicious!
I had no idea we could make drinks with aloe! This is perfect x
Jessica — WS Community
This reminded me of the “Alo” brand drinks. Have you tried them? But unlike this recipe, they are very sweet but I bet you would still love them. Thanks for the unique recipe!
You ladies are always my favorites, but just a warning that aloe has diuretic properties. Be safe and drink (extra) responsibly!
This looks so good! I love aloe juice, so this would be perfectly refreshing for the hot weather (although it’s currently raining oops).
Thanks for the recipe
This sounds amazing! I like less sweet cocktails and this sounds like it has such a unique flavor profile.
Chelsey | http://www.chelseythornton.com
It’s also a laxative, a blood thinner, and can throw your blood sugar off if you’re taking medication for diabetes, so I probably wouldn’t plan on guzzling a pitcher of these or anything. :)Though I do love a not so sweet but fun drink!
Thank you for the blog!!!!!
This sounds very interesting, I really wonder how it tastes! I really like cocktails that are on the less sweet side, so I’ll definitely give this a try!
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It look very delicious. Lovely summer drink.
Have you guys ever tried an avocado margarita? i like this idea too!
I love aloe drinks. But this margarita version looks fantastic!!
La Luna Vita
Where are those dreamy cactus napkins from?? 🙂
I’ve heard form a work colleague that Aloe is amazing for the treatment of Gout (fun fact of the day there for ya). The cocktail sounds so delicious. Definitely bookmarking this page.
Amy
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Hi, did you soak the aloe plant in water to ooze out the Iodo?
I love Aloe! Pure aloe gel is a great digestive aid and helps the immune system too. It doesn’t taste great, but it’s kind of worth it. I never thought of putting it in a cocktail but I can’t wait to try it!
This sounds so interesting! I definitely want to try it!
Laura
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very interesting!!!
I love aloe it makes your hair and skin better. <3
gonna try!
Jade -
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Oh My Gosh! I’m definitely giving this a try! Your pictures are beautiful.
I love the napkins!!! <3
Very cool!
never heard before about the idea of aloe margarita, i will give it try the idea, hopefully it taste yummy as the pictures. thanks for share the idea