Mango Pineapple Frozen Margaritas

PinSaveJUMP to RECIPE

This post may contain affiliate links.

With warmer weather upon us, it’s time for cool and refreshing drinks.

Actually I don’t need warm weather to enjoy margaritas, but it helps them go down extra easily.

Mango Pineapple Frozen Margaritas - No margarita mix and no sugar needed for amazing, easy margaritas that are ready in 30 seconds!! Refills are a must!!

The margaritas taste like a tropical vacation. They’re fruity and sweet but not too sweet, and they pack a punch.

There’s no margarita mix, no added refined (white) sugar, and the sweetness comes naturally from the fruit and agave.

Mango Pineapple Frozen Margaritas - No margarita mix and no sugar needed for amazing, easy margaritas that are ready in 30 seconds!! Refills are a must!!

I use minimal ice because I use frozen fruit. There’s a time for fresh fruit but in blended drinks is not one of them. Frozen fruit is cheaper, readily available, there’s no work involved in cleaning it, and it naturally cools the drink down. If you happen to have fresh of course use it, but I save my fresh for eating.

Fresh lemon and lime juice is best, but use what you have. I’ve had great luck with this and this.

Mango Pineapple Frozen Margaritas - No margarita mix and no sugar needed for amazing, easy margaritas that are ready in 30 seconds!! Refills are a must!!

I love Patron Silver and it’s my go-to tequila but use your favorite.

One is never enough which is why the recipe makes two hearty drinks. A definite must for Cinco de Mayo.

Mango Pineapple Frozen Margaritas - No margarita mix and no sugar needed for amazing, easy margaritas that are ready in 30 seconds!! Refills are a must!!

Pin This Recipe

5 from 2 votes

Mango Pineapple Frozen Margaritas

By Averie Sunshine
The margaritas taste like a tropical vacation. They’re fruity and sweet but not too sweet, and they pack a punch. There’s no margarita mix, no added refined sugar, and the sweetness comes naturally from the fruit and agave. I use minimal ice because I use frozen fruit. If you happen to have fresh of course use it, but you’ll need to likely add more ice, which can water the drink down. One is never enough which is why the recipe makes two hearty drinks. All measurements are approximate and be sure to taste and tweak to your liking.
Prep Time: 2 minutes
Total Time: 2 minutes
Servings: 2 drinks, recipe halves, doubles, triples, etc. easily
Save this recipe to your email
Enter your email and we’ll send it to you!
Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.

Ingredients  

  • ¾ cup frozen mango chunks
  • ¾ cup frozen pineapple chunks
  • 3 to 4 ounces tequila, or as desired
  • 2 tablespoons agave nectar, or to taste (you may need more depending on sweetness level of fruit)
  • 1 to 2 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 1 to 2 tablespoons lime juice
  • handful of ice cubes, optional and as necessary

Instructions 

  • To the canister of a blender or food processor, add all ingredients (except the ice) and blend on high speed until smooth, about 1 minute.
  • Stop to taste and see if it needs more sweetener, more lemon/lime juice, etc. and make adjustments as necessary. If desired, add ice. Blend on high speed until smooth.
  • Divide mixture between two glasses and serve immediately. Recipe is intended for those for whom alcohol use is legal and appropriate. Always drink responsibly.

Nutrition

Serving: 1, Calories: 176kcal, Carbohydrates: 45g, Protein: 1g, Sodium: 7mg, Fiber: 2g, Sugar: 40g

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

Related Recipes

The Best Homemade Margaritas: All-Natural, 3-Ingredients – No sugar so you can sip worry-free! They go down way too easily!

The Best Homemade Margaritas: All-Natural, 3-Ingredients - No sugar so you can sip worry-free! They go down way too easily!

Tropical Peach Pineapple Slushies

Tropical Peach Pineapple Slushies - Plenty of booze & no added sugar, a win-win! Cool, refreshing & they go down so easily!

Watermelon Raspberry Slushies – Summertime in a glass! Cool, refreshing, and you’ll want a refill before you know it!

Watermelon Raspberry Slushies - Summertime in a glass! Cool, refreshing, and you'll want a refill before you know it!

Lightened-Up Raspberry Coconut Punch – Sweet, tangy, refreshing and isn’t a caloric lead balloon! But don’t worry, it still packs a punch!

Lightened-Up Raspberry Coconut Punch - Sweet, tangy, refreshing and isn't a caloric lead balloon! But don't worry, it still packs a punch!

5-Calorie Raspberry Lime Margarita Fizz (non-alcoholic, vegan, gluten-free) – 5-Calorie Raspberry Lime Margarita Fizz (non-alcoholic) – Cool, refreshing, and won’t break your caloric bank with only 5 calories!

5-Calorie Raspberry Lime Margarita Fizz (non-alcoholic) - Easy Recipe at averiecooks.com

Malibu Sunset – Fun, fruity, easy, tropical, and they go down so easily!

Malibu Sunset from Aruba - Fun, Fruity, Easy Drink Recipe & Island Pics at averiecooks.com

Mango Coconut Water Tropical Martini – At just 100 calories a drink, you can sip worry-free!

Mango Coconut Water Tropical Martini (only 100 calories) averiecooks.com

Rum Runner – My favorite recipe for rum runners from a Caribbean bartender!

Rum Runner @Averie Sunshine {Averie Cooks}

Peach Mango Pineapple White Sangria (vegan, GF) – A lighter, fresher alternative to red sangria! Try it for your next party!

Peach Mango Pineapple White Sangria (vegan, GF)

Watermelon Lemon Drop Slushies –  Wondering what to do with all the watermelon you have? Make easy, cool, refreshing slushies!

Watermelon Lemon Drop Slushies - Wondering what to do with all the watermelon you have? Make easy, cool, refreshing slushies!!

About the Author

Welcome to AverieCooks! Here you’ll find fast and easy recipes that taste amazing and are geared for real life. Nothing fussy or complicated, just awesome tasting dishes everyone loves!

Get the latest recipes via email!

Leave a Comment

Please note: I have only made the recipe as written, and cannot give advice or predict what will happen if you change something. If you have a question regarding changing, altering, or making substitutions to the recipe, please check out the FAQ page for more info.

Recipe Rating




Comments