Mexican christmas drinks

Learn how to make Coquito - A Classic Puerto Rican Christmas Drink Recipe with rum, coconut and spices. DELICIOUS!

Mistletoe Margarita - a festive margarita with cranberry juice, citrus, orange flavored liqueur and plenty of your favorite tequila!

Homemade cranberry juice, jalapeño simple syrup, and tequila are the main ingredients in this festive and flavorful Cranberry Jalapeño Margarita. Cheers to the holiday season!

Coquito (pronounced coh-kee-toe) is a traditional Puerto Rican holiday drink that is smooth, thick, and creamy. It’s sweet and has a pronounced coconut flavor. Make this coquito recipe for a delicious Christmas drink that feels like a tropical dessert and cocktail all in one!

A mexican fruit punch recipe that is great for chritsmas!

Whether you're planning a signature cocktail for a holiday party or looking for a fresh Christmas drink to enjoy while you wrap presents on Christmas Eve, I've got you covered with my list of incredible holiday cocktails using tequila.

Mexican cuisine is world-famous, with Mexican food restaurants, tequila bars, and taco stands in every country around the globe.We are all familiar with guacamole, tacos, enchiladas, and burritos. However, Mexicans have incredible culinary traditions for holiday feasts that you might not know about.Read on to discover the many delicious dishes that comprise Mexican Christmas food.Create #mexicanreicpes #mexicanchristmas #christmasrecipes

Mistletoe Margarita is a must make this Christmas season. Cranberry, orange, tequila, and more come together for a sweet and tart margarita that hits the spot. Whip this up for you holiday parties or Christmas movie marathons at home.

White Christmas cranberry margaritas are a festive cocktail to serve this Christmas season. Your guests will adore this Christmas margarita recipe. This Christmas cocktail will help make your season extra merry and bright- even if you're Christmas isn't white.

Christmas is one of the biggest holiday in Mexico. Celebration foods in Mexico include mole, pozole, pibil pork, tamales, which are preparations that require great dedication and are almost a ritual. But these are not all. Let's take a culinary journey to Mexico and discover the most popular Mexican Christmas dishes.