DIY Margarita Maker Followup

marg.jpgHere's a follow up to our DIY Margarita Maker- this site has all the parts, construction tips and recipes you'll need to make a maragartia maker out of a 5 gallon water cooler and a garbage disposal. Link.

Posted by Phillip Torrone | May 3, 2005 09:14 AM
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  • I didn't say anything on the previous link to this but where am I gonna find a food grade garbage disposal? I doubt anyone will drop dead from this but the metal components in a disposal are a long way from the stainless steel and food grade plastics that I'd like to see. I suppose a disposal is built to resist actually corrosion but it certainly could leach into the margarita mix which could have health consequences not to mention your margarita could taste "off."



    A healthier version might be to meld the cooler with a margarita/smoothie maker.



    I suppose it's all moot since at my parties the cooler is next to a tray of salt and a bucket of ice so people get their margaritas on the rocks as God intended! =)

    Posted by: deanster on May 5, 2005 at 9:38 AM

  • There are plenty of disposals with stainless parts. Dunno bout the plastic but the grinders are stainless.
    See the first item Stainless

    Posted by: scotc on May 6, 2005 at 10:26 AM

  • Let's be clear about one thing. Anyone making this contraption, nevermind drinking from it, is certainly not the most health conscious individual known to man. And Deanster's reference to a tray of salt? My arteries are getting hard just thinking about it! I think the health consequences experienced from the potential leaching of disposal byproduct into the margarita wouldn't hold a candle to liver damage I would expect from drinking what I would imagine to be the bathtub tequila used to fill this vat! I'll stick to my Cabo Wabo, one shot at a time, no training wheels please.

    Posted by: CaboWaboritaJoe on July 19, 2005 at 12:27 PM


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