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Margarita Machine Rentals

margaritagirlFor Mixing Directions & Flavor Info: CLICK HERE     

We sell mix for $25-$35
per half-gallon bottle
(about $5 per finished 1/2 gallon of margaritas)

Our all-purpose machines make:          
Margaritas          
Daiquiries & Rum Drinks          
Slushies & Smoothies          
Caffé and Mocha Crémes & Frappés

 

singleSingle Margarita Machine

Rental Cost: $85

Best for parties of up to 35 people.
If you are serving more people the machine cannot freeze fast enough to keep the drinks coming—in which case you need the larger machine.

CAPACITY: Holds 2.5 gallons of mix.
Weight: 45 lbs. Height: 25" Width: 12" Depth: 19"

Power: 110 volts, 20 amps on a dedicated circuit!
This machine will not function unless you have this dedicated power.


margaritamachine2Double Margarita Machine

Rental Cost: $155

For parties of up to 75 people.
 If you are serving more people the machine cannot freeze
fast enough to keep the drinks coming—in which case
you’ll need to double up; either get a second machine or
another Double Size, depending on the crowd you expect.

CAPACITY: Holds 2.5 gallons of mix on each side!
Weight: 55 lbs. Height: 25 " Width: 12" Depth: 19"

Power: 110 volts, 20 amps on a dedicated circuit!
This machine will not function unless you have this dedicated power.



kingsizeHigh Volume Margarita Machine

Rental Cost: $155

For parties of up to 100 people.
If you're serving more people the machine cannot freeze fast enough to keep the drinks coming. You can double up; get a second machine or add on a Double Size, depending on the crowd you expect.

CAPACITY: Holds 5 gallons of mix.  
Weight: 175 lbs. Height: 30" Width: 14" Depth: 28"   

Power: 110 volts, 20 amps on a dedicated circuit!
This machine will not function unless you have this dedicated power.

 



  


The origin of the Margarita has been attributed to a hotel in Puebla, a bar in Taxco, a San Antonio socialite in Acapulco, a racetrack in Tijuana, and even to various locales in Los Angeles and San Diego. Wherever it came from, by the 1930s, it was popular both in Mexico and the US.

There are those who insist the Margarita was concocted by Danny Herrera, the bartender at the Rancho La Gloria bar in Tijuana, and that he created it for an aspiring actress named Marjorie King. King was allergic to all liquors except tequila, the story goes, so Herrera used tequila to create a drink he named her Spanish name, Margarita.

daisy Another group holds that the Margarita was invented by Pancho Morales, the bartender of Tommy's Bar in Juarez, and that he called it a Margarita, after the Spanish for daisy.


And then there's the contingent who claim that it was really Dallas socialite Margarita Sames who came up with the cocktail—at a Christmas party in her vacation home in Acapulco. Her guest list included hotel tycoon Tommy Hilton who introduced Margarita's drink to his hotel chain, naming it after her—and the rest, they say, is history.
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