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Tuesday, June 4, 2013

How to Make a Skinnygirl Margarita

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HomeArticlesCommunityMy Profile WH.translationData = {};WH.mergeLang({'navlist_collapse': '- collapse','navlist_expand': '+ expand'});EditHome » Categories » Food and Entertaining » Drinks » Alcoholic Drinks » Spirits and Liqueurs » Cocktails » MargaritasHow to Make a Skinnygirl MargaritaEdited by Carolyn Barratt, Maluniu, Julian, Flickety and 3 others

Pin ItArticle EditDiscussSweetening the basic margarita with agave nectar in place of simple syrup cuts down on the calories. The frozen strawberry version utilizes a packet of low calorie drink mix to add guilt-free flavor.

Edit Ingredients

Servings: 2

Lime wedge1/2 cup kosher salt3 oz. (90 ml) tequila1 oz. (30 ml) lime juice, freshly squeezed1 oz. (30 ml) agave nectarIce

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Salting the glass rim

This is optional. The salt rim on the glass will bring out the sweetness in the beverage.

1Place the flesh of the lime wedge against the rim of a margarita glass. Rub the lime around the rim of the glass so that the lime juice adheres to the rim.2Pour kosher salt on a plate.

3Dip the rim of the margarita glasses into the kosher salt.

Making the drink1Combine the silver tequila, lime juice and agave nectar in a cocktail shaker.

2Add ice to the cocktail shaker and replace the lid.

3Shake the drink until the ingredients are well combined.

4Pour the drink into the salted margarita glasses.

Edit TipsThis low-calorie version of the basic margarita is prepared on the rocks. If you prefer your margaritas frozen, then simply pour the tequila, lime juice and agave nectar into a blender with ice. Blend the ingredients to the desired consistency.

Edit Things You'll Need2 margarita glassesSmall plateCocktail ShakerBlender

Edit Related wikiHowsHow to Make a Blue MargaritaHow to Create a Decorative Floral MargaritaHow to Make Strawberry MargaritasHow to Make a Banana Margarita

Edit Sources and Citationshttp://www.sensationalcocktailrecipes.com/tequila-mixed-drinks/skinny-girl-margarita-recipe/http://www.momsbudget.com/partytime/saltmargarita.htmlhttp://www.fitnessblender.com/v/article-detail/Low-Calorie-Margarita-Recipe-Strawberry-Margarita/4s/Article Info Featured Article

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