Does a margarita contain sulfites

Answer 1

Most likely, yes. From our experience, there are sulfites in both lemon juice and lime juice if its from concentrate.

If you make your margarita from scratch, and use fresh lemons and limes, you should be okay. If you get it from a mix or a bar, most likely, it will contain sulfites.

Answer 2

Apparently not. As a non professional I hesitate to give medical advice. I am not a doctor, but am very allergic to sulfates and can drink a Margarita with no ill effect. 1/2 glass of wine put me down for 3 days. Sherry in soup sent me to the emergency room. My lips begin to swell and then my throat starts to close up making it difficult to breathe.

Even what little is in Instant Quaker Oatmeal (even though it is not on the label) sent me scrambling for Benadryl. I suggest you take only small amounts if you want to give the tequila a try.

And carry Benadryl with you. I found that if your reaction to sulfites is severe, in addition to taking the adult pills, you can hold the child's liquid in your mouth to directly apply it to the mouth and throat.

Answer 3

A margarita typically does contain sulfites, though in varying amounts depending on the ingredients used. Sulfites are commonly found in:

Tequila: Some tequilas contain sulfites, either naturally occurring or added as a preservative.

Triple Sec/Cointreau: These liqueurs may contain sulfites as preservatives.

Lime Juice: Fresh lime juice has minimal sulfites, but bottled lime juice often contains added sulfites for preservation.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

what percentage of sulfur in peach margarita??

Answer 6

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