Sometimes you just want a good, frozen margarita. Why not try out this easy recipe for my famous Marquisrita. That’s pronounced Mar-Key-Rita, and said just as fast as margarita. Did I lose you? I can’t take the credit for this perfect name, that credit will have to go to our friend, Mike.
What’s great about a frozen margarita is it’s simple to make and refreshing. It’s a very basic “1, 2, 3” recipe. This is for a frozen one, so if you’re looking for an “on the rocks” recipe, you’ll find it here.

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Want to make a great frozen margarita? The secret is in your blender. When we first made Marquisritas in college, formerly club ‘MUTS’ (Margaritas Under The Sun) we were using a very basic blender. So basic, that it wouldn’t even break the ice. Many years later, we upgraded to our KitchenAid 5-Speed Silver Blender. It’s fantastic and crushes ice in seconds.


Want some fruit in your drink, like strawberries? Do the same as above, except switch out the lime concentrate for lemonade concentrate and add about a handful and a half of frozen strawberries, and blend.
Interested in another Frozen Margarita?
And there you have it, a Marquisrita. Now you should try it shaken?


Classic Frozen Margarita [aka The Marquisrita]
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 10 minutes
- Total Time: 20 minutes
- Yield: 4–6 margaritas 1x
- Category: Cocktails
- Cuisine: Mexican
Description
A classic frozen margarita with an easy measuring system.
Ingredients
- Ice Cubes (smaller the better)
- 1 cup tequila
- 1/2 cup triple sec
- 1/2 can (6oz) of frozen lime concentrate
Instructions
- Fill 3/4 of a blender up with ice.
- Add 1 cup tequila, 1/2 cup triple sec, 1/2 can (6oz) of frozen lime concentrate. Blend until all of the ice is crushed.
- Serve and garnish with lime. (Salted rim if you want).
One of the best home made margaritas I have ever had tried. Hands down.