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1 Eggnog Taste Test
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2 Would You Drink a Nogasake?
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3 Delicious Festive Dessert
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4 Come Party With Me: Holiday Cocktail — Drinks
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5 Off to Market: Egg Nog Bowl
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6 Off to Market Recap: Egg Nog Bowl
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7 Cupcake of the Week: Eggnog Cupcakes
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8 Do You Like Eggnog?
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9 Come Party With Me: Italian Christmas Eve — Dessert
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10 Experiment Shows Spiked Eggnog Might Be Safer
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11 Delicious Ways to Use Eggnog
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12 6 Uses For Christmas Leftovers
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13 Eggnog: Love It or Hate It?
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14 Happy Hour: Eggnog Martini
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15 Savory Sight: Eggnog Waffles
Even if you don't have leftover eggnog from the holidays, this recipe from PrettyGirlsCook makes us want to run down to the store and buy some for waffles! Hangover cure, anybody? Eggnog waffles are perfect to make with any leftover eggnog. For the recipe, visit her blog, and share your delicious recipes and photos in our Savory Sights community group. Read more
They may be loaded with cheer, but holiday drinks are also notoriously rich and calorie-heavy. Staples like eggnog are sure to show up at seasonal soirees, so it's helpful to do a little planning before you sip. One cup of eggnog contains about 350 calories along with 11 grams of saturated fat, but that doesn't stop 45 percent of FitSugar readers from enjoying it here and there. If you're Read more
Christmas is over, and you're left with crumbled wrapping paper and way too much of last night's Christmas feast. Instead of eating cookies until you're blue in the face, transform your holiday leftovers into dramatically different gourmet dishes. To see some of our ideas, read on. Read more
If you've already been to a holiday party this season, you may have come face to face with eggnog, a cookie plate, or lots of fried latkes. It can be hard to resist these delicious treats, especially since the holidays are a time of enjoyment and celebration. While I always try to practice moderation during this decadent time of year, my usually fit friend gives herself a break over the holidays Read more
To me, the arrival of eggnog in grocery stores seems to officially signal the holiday season. I'm a huge eggnog fan and couldn't imagine December without it around the house. It's definitely a seasonal beverage with a festive reputation, and a thick, ultra-rich taste. So, tell me, where do you stand? Is eggnog one of your favorite holiday treats? Source: Flickr User izik Eggnog: Love Read more
Every other year, my family hosts a big holiday party where we invite all our friends over. My sister and I always make Martha Stewart's eggnog. It's thick, frothy, and most importantly, boozy. Since this Christmas is an off year, I'm a little bummed we won't be enjoying the eggnog. That's why I decided to cheer myself up by making an eggnog martini. There's not much difference between an eggnog Read more
The season of eggnog comes but once a year, which you will probably think is a good thing once you learn the nutritional stats on this holiday beverage. One cup of eggnog contains about 350 calories along with 11 grams of saturated fat. The hearty drink does provide a hefty dose of protein, about nine grams. Aside from being a calorie bomb, there are food safety issues with this form of holiday Read more
Perhaps you were a little overzealous with the holiday grocery list. Or you decided to stock up on it since it's only around once a year. Either way, you've wound up with way too much eggnog. Before you bust out your college chugging skills, consider using eggnog in other crowd-pleasing dishes. The drink can add depth to French toast and richness to a panna cotta. To see few of my favorite Read more
A recent experiment suggests spiked eggnog may be safer to drink than its PG counterpart. NPR attempted to solve the age-old mystery of whether adding alcohol to eggnog, which contains raw eggs, eliminates risk of food poisoning. To answer the question, NPR sought the help of Rockefeller University microbiologist Vince Fischetti. Fischetti compared bacteria levels in store-bought, alcohol-free Read more
The holidays are the perfect time to go all out and make a show-stopping, elaborate dessert. The classic Christmas ingredient, eggnog, gets an Italian makeover in this stunning tiramisu eggnog trifle recipe. Since it's like three desserts in one, you'll need to start making this dish at least one day in advance. To look at the recipe — it's the ultimate finish to a feast of seven fishes Read more
