Don't get too excited, Taco Bell's new Margarita drinks don't have any alcohol in them. Though, if you have some tequila lying around, just pour some into a
Margarita Frutista Freeze and you'll have yourself a bona-fide margarita. The Margarita Frutista Freeze is also available topped with real strawberries in syrup instead of a wedge of lime.
Interestingly, one of the ingredients in the Margarita Frutista Freeze is yucca mohave extract. Perhaps that's what gives the drink it's Margarita sans alcohol-like flavor. Basically, it tastes like a margarita mix slushie, which is to say it's refreshing like a cool breeze as you lounge on the beach. Sweet and tart and perfect for summer.
A 16-ounce cup will set you back $1.99, while a 20-ounce cup runs for $2.29.
You'll have to excuse the paper cup in the above picture, my local Taco Bell ran out of clear plastic Frutista Freeze cups and had to make do. No worries! I had another Classic Margarita Frutista Freeze along with my
free Sparkling Limeade and took a better picture. Dedication, right?!
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Nutritional Info (16 fl oz)
Calories - 220 (from Fat - 0)
Fat - 0g (Saturated Fat - 0g)
Sodium - 0mg
Carbs - 55g (Sugar - 51g)
Protein - 0g
