This Blood Orange Margarita recipe is sweetened with honey, and comes together in 5 minutes, with just 4 ingredients.

“Made this tonight with some blood oranges we got in our weekly produce box. My husband and I loooved it! Thanks for all the painstaking research you put in to perfecting the recipe!”

—Susan

The Perfect Blood Orange Margarita

When you’re making blood orange margaritas, you want a recipe you can trust. After all, blood oranges are special (they only come around for a limited time each year) and expensive. You DON’T want to waste even a single orange on a bad margarita recipe.

You’ve come to the right place, because we carefully tested and refined this recipe until the unique taste of blood orange juice was shining through and perfectly complementing the crisp bite of tequila. Oh, and we figured out it also needed a bit of lime juice to taste its best!

We tested this recipe with four different sweeteners until we found the best one, and tested every ratio of blood orange juice to lime juice to tequila to sweetener until we got the most perfectly balanced drink.

Whether you’re an experienced mixologist or just looking for a way to use the blood oranges you bought on a whim, this blood orange margarita will turn out perfectly, every single time.

Skip the Starbucks line (and prices!) and make a Caramel Iced Coffee at home. No fancy equipment needed, and made to your exact preferences.

Save Some Money and Make Iced Caramel Coffee at Home!

If you’ve done a Google search for “caramel coffee” in the past 10 years, it’s likely been my recipe that has come up first, and I’m pretty proud of it!

Over 300,000 people have checked out the recipe for that *hot* caramel coffee, and my iced version is just as good.

Read on to find out how to make caramel iced coffee at home that will rival anything you’ve had from Starbucks, for a fraction of the cost.

An Agua Fresca is the perfect balance of lightly sweetened fresh fruit, water and lime juice. Make any of the 5 flavors of this refreshing mocktail in just 5 minutes.

What is agua fresca?

Agua fresca is the Spanish term for “fresh water,” and it’s a light, refreshing drink enjoyed in Mexico and Central America.

In its simplest form, it’s a combination of fruit and water, but sometimes will also contain flowers, seeds or grains.

It’s a delightful way to stay cool at a summer gathering or when you’re sitting poolside.

Make them like a pro at home

I’ve done all the work of testing homemade agua frescas every which way, so that you don’t have to.

After many, MANY rounds of testing and tasting (seriously, my fridge was full of jars of agua frescas for weeks on end), I’ve figured out the perfect balance of fruit to sweetener to lime juice to water for each flavor.

And best of all, I’ve figure out that it’s totally possible to make all five flavors in 20 minutes total! Or, make just one flavor with your favorite fruit in less than 5 minutes.

This homemade Strawberry Lemonade recipe is bursting with the flavor of real strawberries and lemons. Nothing artificial here!

Fresh Strawberry Lemonade is the most refreshing summer drink!

Have I ever told you I worked at Applebee’s during the summers in high school? It certainly wasn’t my favorite job I ever had, but the bartender hooked me up with all the strawberry lemonade I could drink.

Nothing beats a glass of strawberry lemonade on a hot summer day, and my homemade version with ripe strawberries is much better than Applebee’s, which was almost certainly made with manufactured artificial strawberry flavored syrup.

The recipe below is the ultimate thirst-quencher for lounging by the pool or hosting a barbecue. Stick with the delicious strawberry version, or jazz it up with ginger, mint or mango.

Everybody knows How to Make Mimosas, but a few simple steps like fresh squeezed orange juice, glasses rinsed with Grand Marnier, and easy orange peel curls make this round truly special and celebratory.

This is the best guide for How to Make a Mimosa!

If you’re looking to elevate your weekend or Mother’s Day brunch game, look no further than this mimosa recipe.

But this isn’t your standard bottle of cheap sparkling wine with a trace of bottled OJ floating on top. Everybody already knows how to make that (and everybody’s a bit disappointed by it, no?).

Today, we’re taking a few simple steps, like fresh squeezed orange juice, tall glasses rinsed with Grand Marnier, and an easy orange peel curl, to make this round of mimosas something truly special and celebratory.

This Breakfast Smoothie is made with oats, yogurt and banana to keep you full all morning, along with espresso powder and cocoa to give you a mocha-flavored energy boost!

Mocha Banana Breakfast Smoothie Recipe

If you’ve ever started your day with both a smoothie and a coffee, but have struggled to decide which one you should make first, this Coffee Breakfast Smoothie recipe might just be a game changer for you.

It’s a fiber-rich smoothie made with oats, almond milk, yogurt and banana, but with an added kick of espresso powder and cocoa powder to make it mocha-style.