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The Skinniest Skinny Margarita {Sugar Free, Low Carb}

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The Skinniest of all Skinny Margaritas. Totally free of sugar, low carb and mixed together in just a couple minutes!

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Last night I mixed this store-bought limeade (that is organic, all natural and 0 calories, 0 carbs and 0 sugars – what!?) with some good Tequila, a ton of ice and a squeeze of fresh lime. When I took the first sip, I was like, “Whoa! This tastes more like a margarita than any of the low cal versions I’ve tried!”

So, I immediately shared about it on Instagram and Facebook because I clearly couldn’t keep it to myself.

I figured that would be it but I got so many messages and comments about this easy little Low Carb and Sugar Free Super Skinny Margarita that I promptly asked my husband to run to Whole Foods (on Super Bowl Sunday no less) and pick me up some more of the Limeade so I could make more, take some photos and share it with you today.

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This is super freaking good. It’s ridiculous. And easy. And will quickly become your go-to margarita. The only catch is – you need to find this Bragg’s Organic Apple Cider Vinegar Limeade drink.

I know, I know. It’s probably not available everywhere and as an FYI, here in Seattle, I buy it at either Whole Foods Market or PCC Natural Market.

The good news is you can totally order some online or take a close look at the label and play with the ratios until you recreate your own.

There is something perfect about the combo that tastes like a damn good margarita. Just the right mix of sour (from lime and apple cider vinegar) and a touch of sweet (from stevia).

Come back and tell me what you think when you make it! Or tag me on Instagram #everydaymaven so I can see yours!

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The Skinniest Skinny Margarita {Sugar Free, Low Carb}

2 Smart Points Per Drink -- Serves 1

2 minPrep Time

2 minTotal Time

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  1. Fill glass with ice. Pour 1 ounce tequila over the ice. Squeeze a wedge of fresh lime into the glass and toss in (make sure you wash the lime really good - scrub that skin first!). Finish with 8 ounces of the Limeade drink. Stir and Enjoy!
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  1. The ACV taste was a bit much for me but I added an oz of elderflower liquor and it tamed the overwhelming taste. While I didn’t find this to be a “knock your socks off” it’s a good low cal option.
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  2. I was so excited when I read this recipe and even more excited when I found the limeade at my local grocer. I am a fan of Bragg's ACV but unfortunately this recipe was not a winner in my opinion. The ACV smell and taste were overwhelming and I couldn’t get passed it. The search continues...
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  3. I just made a batch of homemade limeade using 10 limes, 1/4 cup of stevia and 1/4 cup of ACV, and 1 cup of distilled water. When mixing add 2 oz limeade mix, 1 oz tequila and about 3 oz of Lime Perrier. This is definitely a game changer! Skinny Rita’s all around for Fathers Day!!
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  5. Would this kill your gut if you drank several? I don’t drink very often, but when I do, I usually have several. I’m hopeful we’ll have a summer here in Wisconsin even though ice crystals are currently hitting my window in the middle of April. I love margaritas in the summer, but I’m also doing keto way of eating now.
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  6. There are NO words to describe how vile this was. It tastes the way cleaning products smell. Oh well, I tried it. Yes, Whole Foods carries the Braggs...my second bottle will get tossed.
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  7. I’d love to formulate a recipe for the limeade. It would be perfect to find a way to make it. ❤️ Thanks for the recipe.
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    • I tried yesterday using exact same ingredients listed on Braggs' Limeade bottle. I used a little too much apple cider vinegar and needed a lot more stevia than I thought but it is mostly water so making a smaller portion to begin tasting ... I would start with 5/2/1 - water, lime juice, ACV and add stevia to taste. If you like a little carbonation, I added a splash of Lemon-Lime Zevia soda (in San Diego it's available at Sprouts) to my second margarita and it was very good but then again it WAS my second marg ....
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  8. Which WH did you find it at? I'm st WH in Interbay in Seattle and only see the Ginger Spice one and the Apple Cider Vinegar & Honey ones... Woild love to make this for a Cinco de Mayo themed dinner on Wednesday night. Thanks, Teresa.
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    • They change stock all the time! I would call our area WF and PCC and ask them to check before you run around. Another option is Amazon. I hope it works out for your dinner Teresa!
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  9. I just made this and am very impressed, it's delicious! I'll be submitting in the next margarita wars I have with friends!
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    • Hey Heather! Yay - I love it. Now that warm weather is coming - I need to order a case (or more) of the Bragg's to be stocked up and ready. Hope your friends love this drink too :)
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  10. This cocktail is quite literally a game changer. Like you said it tastes like a damn good margarita - not fake or "diety" just damn good. I have tried other Skinny margaritas you can buy, but am not a fan of the chemicals used - not only is this margarita chemical free - it takes far better. I sprinkled a touch of kosher salt on top as well and it was delish. I think I need to have LuckyVitamin auto-ship me cases of Limeade all spring/summer long. Thank you, thank you for this wonderful recipe!!!
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  11. The WF I go to in Ann Arbor does not carry the limeade flavor of Braggs, and it is $9 a bottle on Amazon!!!
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    • I just found it online for $2.53 at https://www.luckyvitamin.com/p-466969-bragg-organic-apple-cider-vinegar-all-natural-drink-limeade-16-ozbutm_medium=PLA&utm_source=bing_shopping&utm_campaign=Bing%20Shopping&scid=scbplp4479703
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  12. So not a huge fan of the limeade. Does the tequila help? I know, tequila helps everything but I mean the tartness lol
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  13. Just what I've been looking for! Thank you for sharing this little "treasure" of a recipe! I wish bartenders stocked Bragg's limeade. ?
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    • You are welcome Cathy!! It is my favorite cocktail right now. I also wish that bartenders stocked Bragg's -- maybe we should start traveling with a bottle or two in our bags ;)
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  14. Oh, my! Took awhile to find the limeade. Sipping one now! I'm extremely picky about my 'Rita's! These are a keeper!
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  15. This margarita is delish the braggs limeade is surprisingly good . I thought it would be hard to find but I saw it at Publix and remembered this post using it...sooo good my new favorite cocktail as well thanks so much and I really enjoy your blog!
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      • I for one, am disappointed because I though my I was the one to discover this amazing product!! I personally love it alone or mixed with tequila. I drink a lot of Kombucha tho and can see why some can’t get past the vinegar. A couple of thoughts: Either dilute with a bit of Fresca (which tastes a bit like margarita to begin with and has no calories) or if you like spice as we do here in Houston, soak a fresh jalapeño slice in the drink and sprinkle with a bit of salt. It will mask the vinegar taste in the drink and give it a zing.
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  18. I was just at WF today, saw Bragg's while looking for a sparkling water, thought, "What on earth?", then came home, googled a recipe for slow cooker sausage and peppers, found your site (am currently cooking your fabulous smelling sausage, onions and peppers recipe), and see this recipe using the Bragg's It's like a word you just learned showing up repeatedly. Kismet? Serendipity? I will certainly be returning to your site frequently.
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