And I’m back with yet another round of Christmas cocktails. Some of you may find the flavors in this drink a bit odd…not sure. But what I am sure of, is that even though this is not your traditional margarita, it’s delicious and so fun! Because let’s be real, who doesn’t dream of a snow filled Christmas with a yummy drink in hand?! OK fine, I guess there are probably a lot of you who may not prefer a snowy Christmas. But around here, everyone wants the snowiest of Christmas’. We all wish for a snowstorm every Christmas Eve…and before…and after. I can’t control the weather, so I figured I would guarantee some snow, with an extra “snowy” cocktail. I’ve been dying to make this margarita for months now. Inspired by my White Christmas Mojito, I wanted to reinvent that snowy cocktail into a margarita! Enter my Christmas Snowstorm Margarita. It’s made with tequila, a splash of coconut rum, has hints of citrus, and is just a little bit coconutty. Oh, and with a bit of sweetened coconut milk… Kind of tropical, but yet so wintry at the same time. I love it! Here’s how you make this. Instead of using a simple syrup mixture in this margarita, I sweetened up the coconut milk with a touch of honey (you can also use sugar). I find it easiest to warm the coconut milk and honey together on the stove, then chill. All you need to add is a touch of sweetness and this margarita will be perfect. Simply use more or less honey (or sugar) to your taste. Once the coconut milk has chilled, mix it with the blanco tequila, coconut rum, orange liqueur, and a squeeze of lime. Then just pour over ice and top with sugared cranberries, for an extra festive touch. Delicious! This will be the perfect Christmas Eve drink for our family gathering. They all seem to love a good margarita, so I have no doubt this will be hit. Oh, and those sugared cranberries? While they’re not an absolute must, they do add that special touch (and sweetness) that I think all holiday cocktails need. Highly recommend you make a batch soon. They can also be used to garnish drinks, desserts, or just to enjoy as a snack! If you make these white Christmas margaritas, be sure to leave a comment and/or give this recipe a rating! Above all, I love to hear from you guys and always do my best to respond to each and every comment. And of course, if you do make this recipe, don’t forget to also tag me on Instagram! Looking through the photos of recipes you all have made is my favorite!
