Homemade eggnog just wouldn't be the same without brandy and nutmeg! These ingredients add a deep, rich flavour and warmth to ...

For the eggnog, that translates to as much as 800 gallons per batch. "People are concerned about the calories in eggnog. But how much do you really drink in the holiday season?” Hornstra said.

Garnishing the rims of the glasses This 2019 image provided by Katie Workman shows leftover eggnog milkshakes, in vanilla, chocolate and mango variations in New York, N.Y. (Cheyenne M. Cohen via AP) ...

To make spiked eggnog in the Ninja Slushi, you'll want to measure out 48 ounces of eggnog and 12 ounces of whiskey rather precisely. I used Angel's Envy for those who are curious, but any whiskey ...

Then, transfer it to the refrigerator and chill for at least 2 hours. When ready to serve, pour the eggnog into glasses, and garnish with a sprinkle of nutmeg or cinnamon. For a non-alcoholic version, ...

’Tis the season for eggnog! The sweet and creamy holiday beverage has been a beloved tradition, especially in America, Europe and Australia. Rich and velvety, the blend of milk, cream, sugar, eggs and ...

Per serving: 120-150 calories, 0 to 4 grams carbohydrate, 0 grams added sugar, 15 grams protein Embracing new traditions Opting for a more nutritious version of eggnog doesn’t mean we have to ...

As a lifelong eggnog enthusiast, I’ve always relished the creamy richness of traditional eggnog. As a registered dietitian, however, I don’t love its nutritional profile. With a single cup ...

According to a BBC recipe, eggnog is made with 6 medium eggs, 150g of golden caster sugar, 100ml whole milk, 400ml double cream, 350ml rum, bourbon or a mixture of the two, depending on your ...

5. Eggnog panna cotta Panna cotta is a luxurious dessert; give it a holiday remix by adding eggnog. Eggnog panna cotta takes five minutes to whip up and a couple of hours to cool.