Frozen Peach Margaritas #SundaySupper

One of my favorite things about where we live is all the wildlife around us.  Birds, squirrels, skunks, ducks, deer, frogs, dragonflies, butterflies.  Every day our walk and a glance out the window is a new adventure that brings a smile to our faces no matter what else is going on.

My favorite is probably the groundhog.  Though I hate to play favorites, because they’re all adorable.  We’ve even had baby groundhogs.  If you’ve never seen baby groundhogs, you need to Google it.  So.  Freaking.  Cute.

We hadn’t seen any groundhogs in awhile, but just recently one popped out of its favorite hole in our neighbor’s front yard.  It’s kind of small and adorable and everything that is good about the world.

But not according to our neighbor.

Don’t get me wrong, though we aren’t exactly close with any of our neighbors, most of them are decent people trying to do their best just like us, including this neighbor.

And I realize some people see groundhogs as pests instead of joy.

But to fill the groundhog hole with giant sticks isn’t really cool in my book.

In fact, I’ve been upset about it all this week.  Like all week.  Every time I look at the hole and see the sticks instead of the groundhog, it breaks my heart.  I want to see the groundhog and I don’t want to live in a world in which people are mean to each other on social media and cut each other off on the highway in a constant hurry and place sticks in an innocent animal’s house.

Dad said he will remove them, we’re just waiting for the perfect moment aka when they’re not home.  #sorrynotsorry

As a reward for Dad and a pick me up for me, I made Frozen Peach Margaritas.  I knew I wanted to make them for this beverage themed Sunday Supper, but I had no idea they would turn out this good.

You have to make these margaritas this summer.  YOU HAVE TO!  They are icy cold and frozen and gluten free and kind of sort of healthy since a huge portion of them is fresh fruit. Win!  Really, though, four ingredients and a super high-powered blender kind of create magic, and real-life magic whether in the form of groundhogs and butterflies or margaritas and cake is the best kind.

Don’t forget to check out the other Sunday Supper dishes!  Thanks to Christie from A Kitchen Hoor’s Adventures for hosting!

Classics with a Twist

• Blackberry Gin Mule by A Kitchen Hoor’s Adventures
• Boozy Rootbeer Float 2 Ways by My Life Cookbook
• Frozen Banana Daiquiri by Restless Chipotle
• Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri by A Day in the Life on the Farm
• Pimm’s Cup by Sew You Think You Can Cook
• Spiked Arnold Palmer Cocktails by Hardly A Goddess
• St. Germain Gin and Tonic Cocktail by That Skinny Chick Can Bake

Make Mine a Mocktail

• Dreamsicle Mocktail by The Freshman Cook
• Watermelon Mint Mocktail by Bites of Wellness

Simply Different

• Florida Cider Caipirinha by Gourmet Everyday
• Raspberry Lemon Blush by Our Good Life
• Screwmosa Cocktail by Food Lust People Love
• Skip and Go Naked by Positively Stacey
• Spiked Spa Water by Simple and Savory

Tasty and Tropical

• Blackberry Mojitos by The Chef Next Door
• Fresh Cherry Margaritas by The Crumby Cupcake
• Frozen Peach Margaritas by Pies and Plots
• Perfect Pina Colada by My Imperfect Kitchen
• Pineapple Margaritas by Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks
• Prickly Pear Margarita by Palatable Pastime
• Strawberry Sunset Lemon Drop by Soulfully Made

Very Vino

• Boozy Watermelon Slushies by Cindy’s Recipes and Writings
• Cantaloupe Wine Slushie by Family Around the Table
• Cava Sangria by Caroline’s Cooking
• Easy Red Wine Sangria with Spiced Peaches by Cricket’s Confections
• Pink Lemonade Sangria by Baking Sense
• Sparkling Chambord Sangria by Books n’ Cooks
• Watermelon Sangria by A Mind Full Mom

For even more inspiration check out these Simple Mixed Drinks for a Refreshing Summerby Sunday Supper Movement

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