13 Delicious 2-Ingredient Tequila Cocktails

Let's start off with one of my favorite mixed drinks: the frozen margarita!

This marg only requires strawberry Italian ice cups and tequila blanco. It's a perfect drink for chips and guac or for sipping by the pool in the summertime.

I wouldn't have thought of combining gold tequila and ginger ale, but I can see it being so delish!

The author of this post literally rolled a dice to get the ingredients for this drink, but it ended up being so good that it made it too the blog. It's spicy, salty, and a little sweet.

This recipe is essentially a simple, but classic, Paloma recipe.

All you need is grapefruit soda, tequila, and a little bit of lime to make this super refreshing, summery cocktail.

One of my ALL-time favorite simple cocktail recipes that combines the power of fresh watermelon and tequila. You just add them together in a blender and you're done.

You can buy some watermelon chunks if you don't feel like messing with a full watermelon -- just make sure it's seedless. It's my go-to beach drink that allows me to drink my vitamins, electrolytes, and booze all at the same time!

If you're tired of G&Ts, it's time to try a T&T!

While it's not as well known as its gin counterpart, tequila and tonics are just as refreshing, bubbly, and delicious.

Some might think that this is super similar to the T&T, but it really couldn't taste more different.

Soda water is less bitter than tonic water and more neutral tasting since it's basically just plain water injected with carbon dioxide.

Since the tequila will be more prominent in taste, it's worth using a nicer bottle for this cocktail! You can even use reposado, añejo, or extra añejo for a more complex flavor profile.

If you're a fan of rum and coke, you should absolutely try a Charro Negro, which is a Mexican cocktail made with coke and tequila.

To me, this sounds even better than a rum and coke because it recommends adding a salted rim. It's zingy, sweet, and will give you a nice caffeine boost too!

Pineapple juice is one of the most versatile mixers and proves a drink doesn't need to be complicated to be tasty!

For this recipe, you can use tequila blano or a tequila reposado, which is aged. Aged tequila would add extra depth and vanilla-y flavors, while the blanco would be zingy and crisp.

Another wonderful spin on a classic cocktail! The Bloody Maria follows the standard Bloody Mary recipe, but it uses tequila instead of vodka.

For the mix, any store bought mix will do, but I love Zing Zang Bloody Mary Mix because you can find it anywhere and it's cheap. You can also make it as mild or spicy as you want depending on your preferences.

If you enjoy drinking tequila straight but are too old for shots, the tequila martini is a perfect compromise!

For this recipe, you just need five parts blanco tequila to one part dry vermouth. Most classic martini's come with a twist of lemon, but this one would be even better with a twist of lime.

Tequila goes so well with citrus, so it only makes sense to pair it with everyone's favorite lemon-lime soda: Sprite. (Sorry 7up!)

The author claims that this drink tastes almost exactly like a margarita with just these two ingredients. Whether or not this is true, it'd still be super drinkable, easy to make, and budget-friendly.

If you don't have a Trader Joe's near you, I am SO sorry. It's a magical store with tons of fantastic pre-made ingredients that make you feel like a gourmet chef without having to do any actual work.

This recipe uses their Jalapeño Limeade with tequila blanco. Stir it all up in a glass with some ice for a spicy, citrusy, and crushable margarita.

And to finish us off, we have another simple frozen margarita recipe!

Making this tasty marg involves crushing ice, tequila, and lime cordial in a blender, and blending it until it reaches your desired slushy consistency. Sweet, tart, and so refreshing!