Imagine the joyful chaos of summer afternoons, where a classic margarita gets a frosty makeover. This frozen margarita slushie isn’t just a drink; it’s a nostalgic dive into childhood icy treats blended with adult zest. The secret lies in the perfect balance of citrus and tequila, crushed into a snow-like texture that sparks joy with every sip.
What makes this recipe truly special is its unassuming adaptability. Whether you’re hosting a backyard gathering or craving a quick cool-down, this slushie is your best friend. It’s so simple to whip up, yet utterly transformative for those warm, sleepy days.

Frosted Margarita Slushie
Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Add the fresh lime juice, tequila, and simple syrup into the blender.
- Then, add the ice cubes to the blender with the liquid mixture.
- Secure the lid on the blender and blend on high speed for about 30-45 seconds, until the mixture appears thick, frosty, and snow-like in texture.
- Pause briefly to check the texture; if it’s too thick, you can add a splash of water or more lime juice and blend again.
- Once the mixture is smooth and icy, turn off the blender and give it a quick stir to ensure even consistency.
- Pour the frosty margarita slushie into chilled glasses.
Notes
As the summer heat crashes its way into your schedule, a frozen margarita slushie offers a refreshing respite. It’s more than a drink; it’s a little celebration in a glass that fuels good vibes and lazy afternoons. Plus, it’s a perfect excuse to dust off your blender and get a little messy with frozen fruit and lime.
Next time the urge for something cold hits, remember this easy, crowd-pleasing treat. It’s a small joy that can turn any day into a vacation. Cheers to spontaneous moments and frozen wonders that make life a little sweeter.
Hey there — I’m Olivia “Liv” Carter, founder, recipe crafter, and storyteller behind Crying Into The Onions. I live somewhere in the heartland of the United States, where seasons change boldly, the smell of onions sizzling in a pan is a love language, and the kitchen is my favorite place to get messy and find magic.
I started this blog to share more than just recipes — I wanted to capture the emotions, memories, and quirks that make food more than fuel. Because sometimes, cooking makes you laugh. Sometimes, it makes you cry (into the onions, naturally). And most of all, it brings people together.