Watermelon Margarita Mocktails
Intro & Description
Imagine drinking margaritas by the pool all day, and waking up without a headache!
Watermelon is naturally sweet, so it needs a little tanginess, especially in a margarita. This is the reason for using lime.
Craving a nice, refreshing mocktail? Look no further than this tasty Watermelon Mock-a-Rita!
Recipe
Ingredients:
For the simple syrup:
1 Cup Sugar
1 Cup Water
For the Mocktails:
750ml BWG Watermelon Punch
½ Cup Simple Syrup
½ Cup Fresh Lime Juice
Limes, For Garnish
Pink Himalayan Salt (or Kosher Or Plain Sea Salt), For Rimming Glass
Ice, As Needed
Preparation:
For the simple syrup:
Combine sugar and water in a saucepan.
Heat while stirring occasionally until mixture comes to a boil.
Simmer for 1 minute, stirring, then remove from heat.
The mixture should be clear.
Pour into a container and refrigerate several hours until cold.
For the mocktails:
Place Watermelon Punch in a blender.
Blend until frothy on top.Add ½ cup cold simple syrup and fresh lime juice to the blender.
Blend again for several seconds.Pour salt onto a plate.
Rub the rims of glasses with lime juice.
Dip the glasses into the sea salt.
Fill the glasses with ice.
Pour margarita mixture over the ice.
Garnish glasses with a wedge of lime.
Recipe Notes
Simple syrup should be kept in the refrigerator so it gets nice and cold before whipping up your margaritas. Simple syrup can be made a few days in advance.
Use pink Himalayan sea salt because it looks so cute with the hue of the drink. You can however use plain kosher salt or sea salt instead. If you don’t like a salted rim, try dipping the rims in sugar.
Store extra margarita mix in the refrigerator. Mix in the blender to freshen.