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The easiest and most refreshing Tequila and Lemonade Recipe. You can use store-bought light lemonade or make your own. The key is adding in fresh thyme and a good quality tequila!
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Pin ItI love how easy and refreshing this Thyme Tequila Lemonade is – perfect for a casual hangout or sunny afternoon. It reminds me of my Lemonade Margarita but with an herbal twist. The fresh thyme adds a light, aromatic flavor that balances perfectly with the tequila. If I don’t make my own homemade lemonade, I usually use Newman’s Own Lemonade – it’s my favorite store-bought option.
Just mix lemonade, thyme, tequila, and lemon slices in a pitcher, let it chill to infuse, then add ice and serve. It’s not too sweet, super simple, and always a hit. You can easily double or triple the recipe for a crowd!
How To Make Tequila and Lemonade
- Add the lemonade, thyme, tequila and sliced lemons in a pitcher and stir.
- Leave it in the fridge and let the thyme infuse.
- When you’re ready to serve, add in the ice!
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Thyme Tequila Lemonade
Ingredients
- 4 cups light, natural lemonade, We LOVE Newman’s Own Virgin lemonade. It’s truly the best!
- 1 1/2 cups gold tequila
- 4 sprigs thyme
- 2 whole lemons sliced to garnish
- 3 cups cubbed ice
Instructions
- Add the lemonade, thyme, tequila and sliced lemons in a pitcher and stir.
- Leave it in the fridge and let the thyme infuse, then when you’re ready to serve, add in the ice!
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.