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This post is part of the Summer of Margarita’s Series.

Another day, another margarita. This brightly colored margarita was found at Applebee’s, of all places. Applebee’s has a fun new line of margaritas, including the Blue Coconut Margarita, a Red Apple Margarita with DeKuyper Luscious Red Apple liqueur, Margarita swirls in strawberry mango or wildberry mango flavors, or the Skinny Bee Margarita, a 100 calorie margarita with Hornitos Reposado 100% Agave tequila and Applebee’s signature SkinnyBee mix.

I couldn’t resist the Blue Margarita, which has both rum and tequila, plus the blue curacao to give it it’s caribbean color.

The Blue Margarita (blue coconut margarita) from Applebee's

The Blue Margarita (blue coconut margarita) from Applebee's

  • 1 oz Malibu Coconut rum
  • 1 oz Sauza Gold tequila
  • 1/2 oz Blue Curacao
  • 1/2 oz orange liqueur/Triple Sec
  • 1.5 oz sweet and sour

Shake over ice and serve in a large margarita glass.

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