Tart and sweet, this lemon-lime non-alcoholic Margarita Punch is a party favorite and perfect for Cinco de Mayo parties!
Margarita Punch
Whenever we entertain I like to make sure we have plenty of non-alcoholic drinks available for party designated drivers, nondrinkers and of course the kids. This nonalcoholic Margarita Punch recipe is one that I turn to again and again over the years.
Margarita Punch Ingredients
- lemon lime soda
- limeaid
- margarita mix
If you are in a pinch and don’t have margarite mix you can substitute triple sec.
Margarita Punch Add-Ins
- lime sherbet
- cut fruit – lemons, limes, any citrus or berry would be a great compliment
- and of course, tequila!!
I serve this punch in a punch bowl or large pitcher with a bottle of tequila and shot glass nearby so it can be spiked for those that want an alcoholic version. If making this in a big batch and you want to add tequila, add 1.5 cups to the recipe below and adjust for taste/strength.
If you loved this fruity drink, then I bet you’ll get a kick out of:
- Slushy Fruity Blender Punch
- Tropical Orange Sherbet Punch
- Fruit Punch Slush
- Creamy Frozen Strawberry Coladas
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Tart and sweet, this non-alcoholic Maybe Margarita Punch is the perfect party punch for Cinco de Mayo or even just taco Tuesday!
Ingredients
- ½ gallon of Sprite
- ½ liter margarita mix
- 1 bottle of Simply Limeade
- Ice
- Fresh lime slices
Instructions
- Chill all ingredients and prior to serving, stir together.
- Add ice and fresh lime slices just before serving.
Notes
This recipe filled one gallon pitcher.
Keywords: margarita punch, nonalcoholic margarita punch
This Margarita Punch is refreshing, sweet and tart and almost no one missed the real thing! This would be perfect for Cinco de Mayo, a summer get together, a citrus-themed party or just any ol’ Taco Tuesday. You could make it ‘slushy’ by putting it in your blender with plenty of ice. Add scoops of lime sherbet for a fluffy, frothy addition. Or just simply sip and dream of a summer beach in Mexico…
Randi~Dukes and Duchesses
Perfect for a pool party … and it looks so refreshing!
Tammy @ Type A
that sounds so yummy, thanks for sharing.
Deneen
This sound great! I’ll have to try it! Thanks!
Happy Home Fairy
I’m thinking you should whip this together at St. Patrick’s Day next year!! It’s beautiful and looks super yummy!
Amy
I am 30 weeks prego and have been dying for a margarita since about week 5. I will get right on this! THANK YOU, you lifesaver!
Sky {Capital B}
Yum- this sounds and looks delish! Found you at Not Just a Housewife 🙂 Love your profile description- 30 but just barely! I’m turning 30 this fall and have been having anxiety about it since my last birthday! 🙂 Glad to have found you!
Ellen Stewart (aka Ellie/El/e/Mrs. Seaman)
This caught my eye! Going to make it this summer for something…now just what thing?
Patricia
Love Magaritas but not the booze or buzz. Great recipe!
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Leslie
Oh so yummy! I featured this on hoo’s got talent! Thanks for linking up to the party!
Ali
This looks so delish. Great for a party 😀 I think I might like a non alcoholic version even better as well.
I’d like to invite you to add this (and any other refreshing Summer drinks) to a linky party I am hosting at my blog, if you might be interested. 🙂
Cathy
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HannahLynn
I’m having trouble finding Lemon-Lime Hawaiian Punch, and suggestions for a substitution?
Clare Burgess
Hi and help!
Would love to make this in the UK but have no idea how big a small bottle of margarita mix is! Can you help please. Thanks…
Keri
It is about 33 oz, Clare!
Wendy S.
This is AWESOME!!! I just made this for a party of about 50 people and it was gone in no time. It was at work so we knew we couldn’t have the tequila (t’kill-ya, as I call it!), but it was a huge hit! Thank you so much for posting this recipe! 🍸
★★★★★
Wendy S.
Also, I’ve been looking for a good mockail to use when I get married… FOUND IT!