Ever wished you could eat your favourite cocktail instead of just sipping it? Well, honey, today’s your lucky day. Let’s talk about my absolute go-to for summer BBQs and girls’ nights: the Tequila Sunrise Sorbet Recipe. It’s sweet, citrusy, boozy—and let’s be real, dangerously addictive.
I first whipped this up on a sticky-hot afternoon when I wanted something chilled but a bit naughty too (don’t we all?). I had leftover tequila from a party (yep, it happens), a few oranges rolling around in the fridge, and voilà—a boozy genius idea was born.


Absolutely! For an easy recipe that’s kid-friendly, just swap the tequila with extra orange juice or even a splash of coconut water for added fun. You’ll still get that bright, citrusy pop.
Pop it into an airtight container and keep it in the freezer. A smart food storage tip: Press cling film over the surface before sealing to prevent ice crystals. It stays fresh for up to a week (if it lasts that long!).
No worries! Sometimes homemade sorbets can get icy if there’s not enough sugar or alcohol (both help keep it smooth). Next time, add a tablespoon of corn syrup or a splash more tequila to improve texture. It’s one of my favourite cooking hacks for icy desserts.