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Showing posts with label margarita. Show all posts
Showing posts with label margarita. Show all posts

Watermelon Margaritas

Friday, May 2, 2014

Watermelon margarita | Paper & Party Love

My husband and I have been trying to eat healthier.  We just got off a Whole30 diet a couple of weeks ago and feel really good.  Now that it's almost Cinco de Mayo, we wanted to try to have some margaritas but didn't want to have one with a lot of sugar in it.  So, I tried a few variations and came up with these watermelon margaritas.  It's so simple and only has three ingredients...watermelon, lime juice and tequila.  The watermelon probably has a lot of sugar in it, but at least it is fruit sugar and not processed! These are really refreshing and go well with chips and salsa. Make up a pitcher and have a Cinco de Mayo party!

Watermelon Margarita | Paper & Party Love

Watermelon Margaritas

Ingredients
3/4 Cup Pureed Watermelon
1-2 Shots of Tequila (I used Patron Silver)
Juice of 1 Lime
Ice
Salt to rim your glass.

Instructions
1. Salt the rim of your glass and fill it with ice.
2. Add the pureed watermelon, 1-2 shots of tequila to taste, and the lime juice.  Mix together.
3. Enjoy!


Margarita Drink Stirrers

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Margarita Drink Stirrers | Paper & Party Love

It seems to be margarita week on the blog! On Monday I shared my favorite margarita cupcake recipe and on Friday, I will share the recipe for these yummy-looking margaritas. Today I'm sharing these margarita drink stirrers I made.

Margarita Drink Stirrers | Paper & Party Love

Last year, we had a Cinco de Mayo party and I made a Fiesta printable party collection.  These drink stirrers match that collection and you can download the circles to make them here today for free!  

Free Printable Margarita Drink Stirrer Circles | Paper & Party Love

They are simple to make.  You only need some glue, the printable file, and any kind of stirring stick such as a popsicle stick, lollipop stick or a skewer.  Once you print out the file, cut out the circles.  I used a 1.5 inch circle punch to make perfect circles.  I then placed glue on the back of one circle, placed the stick on it, and then glued another circle to the back to finish it off.

They are great for any upcoming Cinco de Mayo parties.  Why not make some for yours?



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