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Fees vary for one-hour deliveries, club store deliveries, and deliveries under $35. Here’s to happy hours turning into happy days.Here's a breakdown of Instacart delivery cost: - Delivery fees start at $3.99 for same-day orders over $35. With some sea salt on the rim we’ll take a pitcher with a straw. It’s tart, it’s boozy, and above all, it’s refreshing AF. The lime Margarita is a classic and there’s a reason it’s No. Ranking: “The biggest effing pitcher you have.” Everything’s better with white girl anthems and avocados. The only thing that could make this better would be Kesha and some fresh guacamole. The fuel of all basic bitches dancing on picnic tables everywhere (us included), it’s beautifully sweet and juicy. We can hear the Shakira singing from the heavens above/the speakers next to our table.
What do you do when you have two deliciously fake, oddly orange flavors? Mix them together and stick a straw in it. It may just be the alliteration in sassily asking the server for a mango Margarita that makes us such big fans, but the fake mango syrup and some cheap chicken tacos are a bombass pairing. Even though the peach Margarita is probably the most grossly Americanized one on the list, we’re #sorrynotsorry and totally feeling peachy about it’s greatness. Peach Margaritas are a solid crowd-pleaser for those who like their Margs supremely sweet and simple. Plus, with a lime on the rim, that’s quality contrast. Similar to the raspberry Margarita, the blackberry Margarita has the tartness to make your face turn but the deep, dark color is super sexy on your Snapchat story. The raspberry Margarita is supremely zippy and tart, even with the high-fructose corn syrup, but we honestly can’t resist its fluorescent pink pull once in a blue moon. Made with 100 blue weber agave and real lime juice, it’s.
#GLORIA MARGARITA FLAVORS PLUS#
Order another round of queso dip and we’ll be good to go. All three options are packed with the crisp flavors we’ve come to love, plus some added deliciousness. It might taste like a rancid Jolly Rancher, but again, the watermelon Margarita is fairly enjoyable under certain circumstances. It’s time we officially let the pomegranate fad die and get it the hell out of our Margaritas. It’s not unbearable, but it’s really not great, either. Pineappleįake pineapple is a red flag by itself and if you mix it with worse-than-well tequila you have a guaranteed headache coming later. If we wanted a Margarita that tasted like a curdled Creamsicle, we would just chase a tequila shot with some Fanta and call it a day. Here are the flavors to seek out and the ones to keep far away from your table. We’ve drank through some long happy hours, so you don’t have to. In the war of happy hour Margarita flavors, there are winners, losers, and some that should just be traded in for a tall Corona.
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