Order “Skinny” margarita, only it doesn’t have fake sugar (you’ll have to ask your server/bartender).I prefer to have Tequila Reposado as it provides a deeper flavor than the more traditional Silver/Blanco tequilas. Ask for an orange wedge if you need to sweeten it up a little. Ask for tequila on the rocks with a lime wedge or two.
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So now that you know the gotchas, here’s how to order a healthier margarita: For some sweetness, I ask for an orange wedge so I can adjust the sweetness. I order it on the rocks but can also ask for club soda. My personal go-to is tequila with fresh lime juice. My go-to “margarita” How to Order a Healthier Margarita: Best to limit your intake by asking for “less to no agave syrup” in your drink. Despite what you may have heard, agave (as in agave sugar) isn’t healthy or a healthier option. Most are surprised to see agave on the “watch out for” list. “Low Carb” margaritas.Ī low-carb margarita is another word for “contains artificial sugars.” Fake sugars are seen as toxins in the body, so steer clear of this “low carb” marketing label. While it can be tempting to go for the Happy Hour 2-for-1 House Marg deal, I recommend steering away. Not to mention a lower quality tequila that will also have added sugar if not 100% pure. It usually contains cheaper ingredients and has added sugars and artificial flavors and colors. In general, a “house margarita” is the margarita the bar/restaurant wants you to order. Not to mention added dyes to get that eye-appealing color. Fruity margaritas.įruity margaritas generally have higher sugar – not from fruit, but from the “fruit flavor” and added sugars to give it that sweeter flavor.
Artificial sugars are chemicals and toxins which affect your body’s detoxification process. These artificial sugars are commonly used in pre-made/store-bought mixes. These tend to contain preservatives, high fructose corn syrup, and synthetic dyes. You’ll want your margarita to be made with real fresh lime juice and not the fake lime juices or lime cordials (Roses Lime Juice is an example of a lime cordial). Even if the mix is made in-house, it could include 1 part sugar which adds up quickly in your body. Pre-made mixes are generally higher in sugar, contain high fructose corn syrup, and synthetic dyes. Especially in their “House Margaritas.” These take what can be a “healthier” drink (relative to other cocktails) and turn it into a sugar bomb that will wreak havoc on your system.īefore you order your next margarita, watch out for these unhealthy gotchas: Margarita mix / Sweet & Sour mix. However, when you’re at a restaurant or bar, you’ll more commonly see margarita mixes, sweet and sour mixes, and lots of sugar in use. Made with 100% blue weber agave and real lime juice.Today is #NationalMargaritaDay! Did you know that there’s now an official definition of what a margarita is? According to Webster, it’s “a cocktail consisting of tequila, lime or lemon juice, and an orange-flavored liqueur.” According to the Rancho La Gloria site, “The smooth agave wine sets a perfect base for aromas of lime and lemon-curd meringue with a smooth sorbet finish of candied-orange peel. So what does it taste like? Apparently, very similar to your typical margarita.but with a twist. With a 13.9 percent ABV, sipping on this concoction (directly from the bottle and over ice is how they recommend it) will certainly add a kick to your step. But these are not your mama's wine coolers. In this case, the Rancho La Gloria bottled beverages are made with agave wine. Aldi is selling a ready-to-drink wine-based margarita from Rancho La Gloria Wine Cocktails-so, no, it's not an Aldi exclusive-but it sure sounds interesting.Īs margarita lovers know, it's the tequila, which comes from agave, that makes the classic cocktail. Our favorite affordable German grocery chain has done it again in the wine aisle (remember when their $8 bottle of rosé was named one of the best wines in the world?).
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