The BEST Mango Chamoy Margarita Recipe (2024)

Mango Chamoy Margarita is a unique and refreshing twist on the classic margarita. This delicious and easy recipe combines the sweetness of the mango with tangy and spicy chamoy sauce, tart lime juice, and tequila for a refreshing and perfectly balanced Mexican drink fit for any fiesta!

Mango Chamoy Margarita

Are you looking for the perfect refreshing co*cktail to serve at your next fiesta?

Then say hola! to the Mango Chamoy Margarita – a unique and refreshing twist on the classic margaritas recipe.

Amigos, I’m so excited to share this recipe with you because mangos are one of my favorite fruits and I use them in everything I can. My favorite variety is ataulfo or honey mangos.

This easy and incredibly flavorful and delicious recipe combines frozen sweet mango with a tad spicy chamoy, the tangy flavors of tajín and the tartness of fresh lime juice, and tequila for a perfectly balanced Mexican drink.

The results will blow your mind and it’ll taste more like a dessert in a margarita glass, than a co*cktail. It’s a perfect balance of sweet, savory, tart, and a little spicy.

You’re going to love this margarita and for sure will become a favorite drink of yours!

So whether you’re hosting a fiesta, a summer barbecue, or just looking for a fun co*cktail to make at home, then this tropical frozen mango margarita is a must try.

Mangonada or Mangonada Margarita

So you’ll notice that this recipe is quite similar to my mangonada recipe, but there are a few differences.

Yes they both use mango, chamoy sauce, Tajin chile-lime salt and lime juice.

But the mangonada recipe doesn’t use tequila nor triple sec like the margarita. In the mangonada you can use water or mango nectar instead.

Basically a mangonada is a very sweet and non-alcoholic version of a mango margarita.

Read on to see more of the differences – and hey don’t be shy and go ahead and also make my mangonada recipe for the kids at your party, and the margarita for the adults.

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What is a Margarita?

A margarita is an alcoholic beverage traditionally made with tequila, lime juice, and orange liqueur called triple sec.

The origins of margaritas have some variations to the story.

Some say it was invented by a restaurant owner in Texas around the 1930s. Others say that a Texan socialite created the co*cktail in the 1940s during one of her house parties in Mexico.

Whichever the actual origin of this citrusy co*cktail is, it’s since become one of the most popular co*cktails in the US. It’s also a drink commonly offered in Mexican bars and restaurants too.

The traditional margarita is said to be only a mix of fresh lime juice, tequila and either Cointreau or triple sec, which are both orange-flavored liqueurs. The rim of the glass is just salt and the co*cktail is served over ice.

Frozen margaritas are believed to have originated in the 1950s with the invention of domestic blenders.

The traditional margarita is lime flavored, but nowadays there are many variations that use different fresh fruit and flavorings.

I think the point of a margarita is to just have fun and experiment with different flavors like this mango and chamoy margarita.

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Mango Chamoy Margarita Ingredients

The ingredients for this fun co*cktail are not many and are easily found just about anywhere.

• frozen mango chunks
• chamoy sauce
• Tajin seasoning
• orange juice (instead of the orange liqueur)
• lime juice
• silver tequila also called tequila blanco
• agave nectar (instead of sugar or simple syrup)
• ice cubes
• tamarind candy straw

Where to Buy The Ingredients

You can get the chamoy and Tajin at any Mexican or Hispanic grocery store. Of course there’s also Amazon which always has them in stock.

In a pinch if you can’t find chamoy sauce you could use a mild spicy hot sauce. But try to find the chamoy.

• Chamoy and Tajin pack
• Sugar Free Chamoy Sauce
• Mega Chamoy
• El Chilerito Chamoy
• Low Sodium Tajin
• Classic Tajin Seasoning

You can also get the agave nectar and your tamarind straw on Amazon. Below are the brands I use.

• PoptiRico Tamarind flavored candy straw
• Kirkland Signature Organic Blue Agave

How to Make a Skinny Mango Chamoy Margaritas

• Do The Glass Rim: Take 2 margarita glasses (or co*cktail glasses) and first dip into a bowl with chamoy sauce. Then dip into the tajin powder. Set aside.
• Blend: Place the orange juice, lime juice, tequila, agave, salt and frozen mango pieces into a blender. Blend until perfectly smooth– it’ll look like a mango sorbet.
• Add Ice: Add the ice to the frozen mango mixture and blend until they’re broken down and you have a smooth and ice cold margarita.
• Pour a drizzle of chamoy into the base of the glass.
• Pour some mango mixture over the chamoy going about halfway up the glass.
• Pour in a bit more chamoy then fill the glasses with remaining margarita mixture.
• Sprinkle some Tajin (or chile powder)over the margarita and serve with a tamarind straw if desired.
• Serve immediately!

For an extra touch you can garnish the margaritas prepared glass with some diced mango chunks and then a sprinkle of Tajín.

What to Serve with These Mango Margaritas

These fun, festive and delicious mango chamoy margaritas go great with any Mexican food.

They can be served really anytime of the year but are particularly refreshing on a hot summer day. It’s really the perfect co*cktail during warm weather.

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Mango Chamoy Margarita Recipe

Ok amigos below is the recipe card with all the fine details, you can print it out too if you’d like.

I just wanted to point out that because I live in a very hot and humid place, my frozen margaritas melt quickly. Yours may be thicker than in my pictures.

Remember that if you make this or any of my recipes to tag me on social media and leave me a comment with star reviews. Gracias and salud!