Frozen Peach Margaritas
Frozen Peach Margaritas are the perfect refreshing cocktail. Simple and easy with just a few ingredients, perfect for parties and weekend get togethers with friends.
Margaritas are always a party favorite and this frozen cocktail is a great twist on the classic with sweet, frozen peaches, orange juice, lime and tequila.
A few years back my folks brought me a ton of fresh peaches from Arkansas. Everyone knows about Georgia peaches but Arkansas has an amazing peach season too. I made tons of peach cobbler and froze the rest of them. I made peach smoothies with most of the frozen peaches and they were my favorite.
One day, just for fun, I decided to add a little tequila to my peach smoothie and it was the best idea ever!
Ingredients for Easy Peach Margaritas
Get the full measurements and instructions in the recipe card below.
- Frozen Peaches
- Orange Juice
- Ice
- Tequila
- Honey or Simple Syrup
- Fresh Lime Juice
- Coarse Salt – I am using Black Lava Salt but any coarse salt will work.
- Lime wedge or fresh peach slice for garnish
Just like my Pineapple Margaritas and Classic Margaritas, these Frozen Peach Margaritas just have a few simple ingredients. If you haven’t tried my Strawberry Margarita or Easy Blackberry Margaritas, add them to your list!
How to Make Frozen Peach Margaritas
Add frozen peaches, ice, orange juice, lime juice and honey to a blender and blend until smooth.
Rub the edge of the glass with a lime slice and dip in coarse salt (I used Black Lava Salt) or coarse sugar. Pour into glasses and garnish with fresh lime wedge or peach slices.
Recipe Notes and Tips
- Triple sec orange liqueur or peach schnapps can also be added if you have them on hand.
- Peach Nectar can be substituted for some or all of the orange juice for more peach flavor.
- Make Ahead: Make these frozen margaritas and keep in a mason jar with a tight lid in the freezer until ready to serve.
- Use a coarse sugar rim on the cocktail glasses if preferred.
Warm weather, swimming pool time and Frozen Peach Margaritas, sounds perfect doesn’t it? Summer is my favorite for grilling on the weekends and having everyone over with good food and cocktails.
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Of course if you are more into smoothies than cocktails or if you have kids – this is still totally amazing without the tequila! My kids love the peach smoothies and I make them often for breakfast. Just to be clear – Smoothies for breakfast, not Margaritas, right? Right!
More Frozen Cocktails to Check Out
- Strawberry Peach Daiquiri
- POM-a-Rita Slushie
- Strawberry Lemonade Moscato Slushie
- Frozen Bahamarita ~ Cravings of a Lunatic
If you are looking for a the perfect refreshing summer cocktail, these Frozen Peach Margaritas are sure to hit the spot on a hot summer day!
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Frozen Peach Margaritas
Ingredients
- 2 cups frozen peaches
- 1 1/2 cups orange juice
- 1 cup ice
- 2 ounces tequila
- 2 tablespoons honey
- juice of 1 lime
- coarse salt and fresh limes for garnish
Instructions
- Add frozen peaches, orange juice, ice, tequila, honey and lime juice to a blender. Blend until smooth.
- Run a lime slice around the rim of each glass and dip in coarse salt. Garnish with a fresh lime slice and serve immediately.
Notes
- Triple sec orange liqueur or peach schnapps can also be added if you have them on hand.
- Peach Nectar can be substituted for some or all of the orange juice for more peach flavor.
- Make Ahead: Make these frozen margaritas and keep in a mason jar with a tight lid in the freezer until ready to serve.
- Use a coarse sugar rim on the cocktail glasses if preferred.
Are the measurements somewhere? I could just be missing them. I would love to try these out!
Thanks!!
It is at the very bottom of the post. Let me know if you are not seeing the recipe card.
Not seeing the recipe/
Where are the amounts listed at?
The recipe is at the very bottom of the post – let me know if you don’t see it.
I don’t see the recipe either
i’VE LOOKED AND LOOKED AND I DON’T SEE IT!
I can’t see it. I wanna make it. It looks yummy! Help!!!
No recipe. Need amounts! I have gone all the wa to ge bottom.
Did anyone find the recipe?
NOPE.
It was good. However, you only taste orange. Gonna try adjusting the amount of oj.
It’s all there you just have to scroll down to follow it is all.. I did.. And hand copyed it off..
I see it
Yes. Keep scrolling, slowly, and you will find it almost at end of page.
Yes. It’s at the bottom of the post
Nope
I got the receipe. Sounds great!
can I sub another type of juice instead of OJ? my husband can’t have OJ…if so, what would you suggest?
Hi Heather,
You could use peach juice, mango or white grape juice and still have a great Peach Margarita. I hope you enjoy them!
~ Milisa
This looks so good! It would be fun to add a few herbs in too!
Thanks for sharing! Can I use a different sweetener?
I love margaritas
This was delicious! But my honey all sank to the bottom of the blender and didn’t get mixed in. I think I’ll omit it next time.
Hi Caroline,
If your peaches are sweet, you don’t have to have it 🙂
These were fantastic on a hot day!
Replaced the honey with Agave syrup, which I added to the top once the blender was whirling. So, SO good! Thanks for this recipe!
Don’t judge (lol) but 2 oz of Tequila seems light compared to the rest of the ingredients listed in the recipe. Am I missing something? Would make a good low ABV though!
How many glasses is this supposed to make? I agree on the low tequila amount. No judging
Hi Analeeana,
It makes 2 glasses and you can always add a more tequila to your liking.
~ Milisa
2oz tequila is not very much for
12oz of water and
1 cup ice not and dont forget 2 cups frozen peaches
did you mean 12oz tequila?
Hi Sandra,
You can certainly add more tequila. I went light on these drinks but I usually figure about 2 ounces per drink. I hope that helps.
~ Milisa