This non-alcoholic Margarita Mocktail Recipe is the perfect blend of sweet and tart. Also known as a virgin margarita, all ages can enjoy it!
Virgin Margarita
I love a delicious and beautiful drink. But being that I don’t drink alcohol, I sometimes feel sad that I don’t get to try those beautiful drinks that come from the bar at the restaurant. So I’ve made it a mission of mine to create really delicious drinks and mocktails that everyone of all ages can enjoy.
I just think a delicious drink can add so much to a get together, or even just a simple night at home with the family. Easy party punch recipes don’t take a lot of time to put together and most things can keep in a freezer or pantry until you are ready to use it. Although party punch is my favorite thing to make, I do enjoy making a delicious mocktail as well.
Some of my favorite mocktail recipes are this Mai Tai Mocktail, AZ Sunset Mocktail, and this non-alcoholic Moscow Mule. I also have these 40+ mocktail recipes you gotta check out. This non-alcoholic margarita mocktail has officially been added to my favorite mocktails recipe list.
Margarita Mocktail Recipe
This non-alcoholic Margarita Mocktail Recipe is the perfect blend of sweet and tart. Also known as a virgin margarita, all ages can enjoy it!
Ingredients
- 2 cups limeade
- 3/4 cup orange juice
- 1/4 cup simple syrup
- 1/2 – 1 cup club soda
- Sugar and coarse salt for rim
- Limes for garnish
- Ice
Instructions
- In a small pitcher, mix together limeade, orange juice and simple syrup.
- Mix together equal parts sugar and coarse salt and pour onto a plate.
- Slice lime and run lime slice around the rim of each glass and then dip it into the sugar/salt mixture to coat the rim of the glass.
- Fill glass 1/2 full with ice.
- Pour limeade mixture into glass, almost to the top of each glass.
- Top off the glasses with a little club soda.
- Add a lime wedge to squeeze into each drink.
Notes
I rimmed the glasses with a coarse salt and sugar mixture and I really loved it! My kids weren’t huge fans of the salt in it, but I thought it was just the perfect amount of salt to go with the tartness of the limes.
I rimmed the glasses with a coarse salt and sugar mixture and I really loved it! My kids weren’t huge fans of the salt in it, but I thought it was just the perfect amount of salt to go with the tartness of the limes.
This recipe is for 4 servings, but you could always double it to serve more guests. Or even triple it to make it into a virgin margarita punch that all your party guests can enjoy. It would be so easy to serve it out of a punch bowl or drink dispenser.
There really is no right or wrong way to enjoy this non-alcoholic Margarita Mocktail. I can’t wait until our next taco tuesday and make up a batch for the family. I think they will be the perfect pair. Tacos and margaritas. They totally go together right?!?!
If you’ve got a special occasion coming up and are in need of a punch recipe, make sure and check out all these easy party punch recipes. I’m sure you’ll find just what you need.
Happy Mixing!
Liz
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Comments & Reviews
How much is a serving in ounces?
A serving is 6-8 ounces. Depending on how much club soda you like.
I’m not familiar with Limeaid. Do you use reconstituted, frozen limeaid, or does it come in a container ready to pour?
I can find a Minute Maid brand limeade in the refrigerated section of the grocery store. Near the milk and orange juice. They will sometimes carry other juices there as well. But if you can’t find limeaid already made, I think the reconstituted frozen limeaid would work just as well.