Margarita Uno Premium Margarita Mix Powder - 2 Pack - Just Add Tequila, Water, and Ice - No Artificial Sweeteners, Flavors, Colors, or Preservatives, Non-GMO - (4 Drinks per Packet, 8 Drinks Total)

Margarita Uno makes a great margarita. Perfect lime and sweetness balance. It might seem a little pricey, but it's worth it. All you need is Margarita Uno, tequila, and some ice - for a good time.

The overall taste of this mix is great, but I'm most disappointed that it costs almost $12 for 2 margarita mixes. I got these because they were highly recommended from a friend. However, I just don't see myself ordering them again, given the cost, when I can just as easily go buy some premixed liquid margarita mix from the store.

Great product. Super easy and fresh tasting. Love supporting family owned businesses. 4 stars only because when it says it makes 4 drinks it’s only 4 oz drinks each pack only fills 2 margarita glasses if following directions. I added another 8 oz of water and it made 3.

Margarita Uno produces an exceptionally well balanced margarita, not too sweet, not too sour. The flavor is bright and natural, nothing there to suggest what you're drinking wasn't made from scratch. The powder is convenient and dissolves quickly and cleanly.There's simply no comparison between Margarita Uno and traditional, liquid margarita mixes you find at your local grocery store. More than that, you'd be hard pressed to distinguish Margarita Uno from the best made-from-scratch margarita from your favorite bar. We enjoyed Margarita Uno throughout the summer concert season, and we keep several packs around the house so when can mix up a great margarita any time the mood strikes us.

The product is very expensive considering it is mostly sugar and you only receive two packages that make about 8 margaritas. The product is very bitter which I attribute to it having Lime Oil as the second ingredient. The rind of the lime is bitter. If it didn't have the lime oil or had less lime oil, it would be a good tasting mix.Found a great recipe online that I tweaked a little and we are very happy with the margaritas we are now making. They are so good, we don't even bother with salt on the glass rims any more. The original recipe was enough for two margaritas, but if one must go to all the trouble of squeezing Limes, it seemed better to make a large batch that would last a while. Below is our recipe. It has the same proportions as the original recipe, with one additional ingredient...Curacao:BLUE MARGARITA RECIPE:4 oz Lime juice (freshly squeezed)6 oz Tequila (100% agave)4 oz Triple Sec4 oz Curacao (45% proof)1-1/2 cup Water1 Tablespoon sugarPour 4 oz of the freshly squeezed lime juice through a strainer (to remove any seeds and fiber) into a 2 cup container. Add the Tequila, Triple Sec and Curacao. Bring 1/2 cup water to boil in the microwave, add the sugar and mix until the sugar is dissolved. Add the 1/2 cup water mixture to 1 cup of cold water, stir and stir into the Tequila mixture.Using a funnel, pour the mixture into an empty 750 ml tequila bottle or some other glass container with a lid. This margarita mixture will last a long time in the frig. If you use a more expensive tequila like Herrera, you may want to add a little water to your glass of margarita. I prefer a weaker margarita so I would add water, my husband likes it stronger. The last batch we made with an inexpensive Tequilia which did not have the bold taste of the more expensive Tequila, so I don't add any water to my drink.

These were OK not bad but the price is quite steep for the small amount.

I was so wanting a really good flavor & something less expensive than in the store. WRONG on all counts. The flavor is a little weak & one bag doesn't make very much. It's more expensive than the bottles in the stores. I try to help all little businesses but they have to give me something as good as or better than the bigger companies.

Pricey