Margaritas are a common cocktail with a refreshing blend of flavors. Typically, a classic margarita uses 50 ml of tequila, yielding 15 drinks from a 750 ml bottle. However, variations like frozen margaritas use 117 ml, resulting in 6-7 drinks due to additional dilution from ice. The choice between shaken and frozen affects tequila quantity, emphasizing the importance of following precise recipes for consistent flavor profiles at gatherings.
In most classic margaritas, around 50 ml of tequila is used for a single drink, meaning a standard 750 ml bottle yields about 15 margaritas.
For frozen margaritas, which require more tequila to balance the ice dilution, a bottle yields around six to seven drinks, significantly less than the classic.
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