Thanksgiving Drink With Apple Cider

Thanksgiving Drink With Apple Cider – Ready to spice up your Thanksgiving? Make a batch of margaritas for Thanksgiving; they’re the perfect blend of fall comfort in margarita form that’s sure to be the star of your holiday table!

The real star of this Thanksgiving margarita is the fresh cider, which adds delicious fall flavors to the margarita that complements the tangy lime juice and tequila perfectly. This is sure to be your favorite Thanksgiving cocktail!

Thanksgiving Drink With Apple Cider

APPLE CIDER: The star of the margarita, apple cider, is the perfect addition to any fall cocktail. Goes great with tequila! I prefer unfiltered cider, but I use what you can find at the grocery store (usually found at the grocery store). You can also use spiced apple cider (which often contains cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, or ginger). You can even stir a spoonful of apple butter into your margaritas for extra flavor!

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Can’t find apple cider in the corner? You can replace the apple juice with spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, pumpkin pie spice, and ginger.

LIME JUICE: Use fresh lime juice for the best flavor! Then, slice an extra lime and add it as a garnish!

Run a lime wedge and then salt around the perimeter, or dip it in honey and then cinnamon sugar for a festive, seasonal touch. You can also add a little pumpkin pie spice to spice up the rim! I personally love the cinnamon sugar edge!

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Next, fill the glass with ice, then pour in the tequila, triple sec, apple cider and a big squeeze of fresh lime juice.

Garnishing is my favorite part of any cocktail recipe, especially fall drinks, because cinnamon sticks are the best! Here is a short list for more ideas…

This easy Thanksgiving margarita recipe makes it easy to make a large pitcher ahead of time, so all you have to do is pour over ice, garnish, and go! It’s perfect for Thanksgiving, especially since the big turkey feast involves a lot of prep!

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A little tip! If you are pre-slicing the apples for decoration, give them a quick dip in lemon or lime juice to prevent them from turning brown. Then wrap in a damp paper towel and refrigerate until it hardens into a drink.

Serve these margaritas in anything from a traditional margarita glass to a mason jar! I love these crystal glasses that I always pull out at Thanksgiving.

With soothing notes of apple cider meets tequila and citrus, this is an instant cocktail for any holiday gathering, especially happy hour on Valentine’s Day and Thanksgiving! It’s a perfect and fun twist on the classic margarita.

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Kick off the holiday season with this delicious Thanksgiving margarita recipe. I hope you add it to your Thanksgiving menu!

Calories: 253 kcal Carbohydrates: 26 g Protein: 0.1 g Fat: 0.3 g Saturated fat: 0.1 g Polyunsaturated fat: 0.1 g Monounsaturated fat: 0.02 g Sodium: 7 mg Potassium: 125 mg Fiber : Vitamin A: 0.2 g 2 IU Vitamin C: 1 mg Calcium: 10 mg Iron: 0.2 mg Not sure what cocktail to serve at Thanksgiving this year? Do not worry. I’ve got you covered! Your guests will swoon over this sweet and smooth Thanksgiving Margarita!

A fall margarita requires apple cider, tequila, triple sec and soda. They will combine into a warm, citrusy drink with a little fizz. Add a little honey and salt to the side and garnish with apple slices, cinnamon sticks and fresh herbs for the ultimate holiday cocktail!

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And while you’re at it, check out this Crown Apple Slush, Cranberry Whiskey Sour, Pomegranate Champagne Punch, or Thanksgiving Sangria for some festive sipping!

“These were delicious! Great recipe that can be sweetened up for those who prefer a sweet edge or a more traditional margarita with salt! 10/10 will be using this holiday.”

Cider: Try something tart like cranberry or diet cranberry juice instead. Pomegranate kombucha is a bit fancier and harder to find, but would be AWESOME in this fall margarita!

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Tequila: You can easily make this Thanksgiving margarita without tequila. I recommend replacing it with vodka or gin, both of which will complement the other ingredients of this cocktail perfectly.

Club Soda: If you’re looking for another flavor element, try flavored soda. An orange or Razz-Cranberry La Croix would be delicious.

1. First, spread the sides of our glasses with honey and salt. Pour the honey and salt onto two separate flat plates. Dip the rim of the glass in honey. Then immediately dip it in salt. You can also use sugar or cinnamon sugar if you like! Then fill glasses with ice and set aside.

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2. Add ice, tequila, triple sec and cider to a cocktail shaker (or pitcher). Shake/stir and pour mixture evenly into glasses!

3. Then fill each glass with club soda. If you make it in a crockpot, you can add to the crockpot too!

4. Decorate each Thanksgiving margarita as desired. How seasonal you want to get is up to you! I used apple slices, cranberries and fresh thyme.

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I usually recommend using a tequila that you can enjoy on its own. The smoother the tequila, the smoother the cocktail is drinkable. You can use any silver or gold tequila for this recipe, as the cider distorts the color of the drink.

I have the following brands in my basket: Espolon Blanco, Olmeca Plata Tequila and Jose Cuervo. You can try infused tequila with this recipe. It will bring out the fall flavors in everything!

Apple cider is the main juice in this fall cocktail, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get creative. You can add a splash of orange juice, lime juice (for more acidity) or even pear juice! It gives the margarita a unique touch.

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Start your Thanksgiving morning with a delicious (low-carb) Crustless Spinach Feta Quiche. As the day goes on, munch on buttery bread muffins while you wait for homemade apple pie after dinner!

Refrigerate the cider/spirit mixture for up to 3 days without fizzy drinks. You will need to shake the cocktail again to make sure it is mixed before drinking. Cinnamon sticks and star anise will give the cocktail a

Adding the fizzy drink just before serving will ensure that there are still some bubbles in the final product.

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As you can see in the photos, this Thanksgiving margarita can also be made in a pitcher if you have a lot of guests coming over and don’t want to make drinks all night long. Add your decorations directly to the mug, and it can also serve as an eye-catching centerpiece.

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This Thanksgiving Margarita is the perfect cocktail to serve at your next holiday party. Full of warm, citrus scents and beautiful fall colors, they really set the mood and will make your guests feel happy and festive!

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Serving size: 1 shake | Calories: 294 kcal | Carbohydrates: 24 g | Sodium: 736 mg | Potassium: 34 mg | Sugar: 23 g

Do not shake soda in a cocktail shaker. It will explode everywhere! Just pour it after shaking or pour it into the glass at the end.

You can also make a Thanksgiving margarita in a pitcher if you have a lot of guests coming over and don’t want to make the drink all night. Add your decorations directly to the mug, and it can also serve as an eye-catching centerpiece.

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Disclaimer: For the most accurate macronutrient and calorie breakdown, it is recommended that you enter each ingredient into a MyFitnessPal food log.

NOTE: Alcohol only counts as carbs here – remember this is a good reference if you’re calculating your macros and alcohol: Macrostax | How to calculate alcohol for macro counting

TO COUNT ALCOHOL AS CARB: Use total calories from drink divided by 4 (example: 5 oz red zinfandel = 132 calories 132 calories/4 = 33 g carbs. TO COUNT ALCOHOL AS FAT: Use total calories from: drink divided by 9 (example: 5oz red zinfandel = 132 calories 132 calories/9 = 15g fat) TO COUNT ALCOHOL AS CARBOHYDRATES AND FAT: Use part of the total calories in the drink divided by 4. Use the remainder of the total calories in the drink, divided with 9. Example: 5 oz red zinfandel = 132 calories 66 calories/4 = 16.5 g carbs 66 calories/9 = 7 g fat

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