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I, too, was shocked to learn that a mixture of raw egg, booze, cream and sugar could be bad for you. It’s always been good to me.
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Ha! Reminds me of a pack of menthol rolling papers I once bought, that had written under the flap, “If smoking is -bad- for you, why does it feel so -good-?”
[QUOTE=Eyebrows 0f Doom]
Speaking of egg nog, has anyone tried Edy’s new Egg Nog Ice Cream flavor? I saw it in the store today and I really wanted to try it, but it only comes in that huge container so if it’s really bad I’d rather not waste the money.
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If you like egg nog, I think you’'ll like this.
It’s ice cream, but it gives this odd warming sensation. But it’s good!
[QUOTE=Staggerlee]
Sorry about the Euro-hijack, but I believe it’s considered normal by some to mix Advocaat (another eggy booze) with lemonade to make a ‘Snowball’.
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Over here a ‘snowball’ is something completely different… :o 
Of course, the Silk people call their version simply “Nog”.
Puh-leeze.
[QUOTE=Cluricaun]
I like egg nog in place of milk for cereal.
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How many years does it take to come down off of that sort of sugar rush?
[QUOTE=Rick]
Look at the recipe I posted above. You can divide it by four and only have enough to drown about 4 people in eggnog.
Trust me, it will be the best eggnog you have ever consumed.
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Thanks. I may try that, IF I can keep from drinking all the cognac before it gets put into the mix.
On a slight hijack, I recently read two different Jewish humor books that mentioned drinking eggnog as something Jews would never do. Is there something not kosher about eggnog or is it a cultural reference that went over my head?
My first reaction was an egg and milk thing, but come to think of it I believe that’s meat and milk?
I actually know… pretty much nothing about Judaism.
[QUOTE=Santo Rugger]
What’s that other drink you funksters on the other side of the pond drink, half cider, half beer? Snakebite, perhaps? That’s some tasty goodness, too!
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It is a Snakebite - totally boozilicious, usually ill-advised.
[QUOTE=bouv]
Over here a ‘snowball’ is something completely different…
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That Snowball is actually only slightly less appetising than the one I mentioned…
Egg Nog and Kahlua, with a little chocolate syrup drizzled over the top.
Mmmmmm…
Alas I am unable to enjoy nog of any kind, due to my first husband. We started dating as teenagers, before I had ever formed an attachment to the eggnog concept. My ex has… interesting ideas of what constitute felicitous flavor combinations. His alltime favorite snack was Wheat Thins and smoked oysters, washed down with a quart of eggnog.
I’ll wait a moment for the gorges to settle…
He brought this lovely repast over to my house and invited me to share, which I declined. So he ate the whole thing himself–and then came over to KISS ME. The smell would gag a maggot. There was something horribly synergistic about the combined aromas of smoked seafood and hypersweetened egg/milk that combined with the weird breath smell unique to Wheat Thins that was absolutely indescribable.
I have never been able since that day to sneak eggnog past my nose–I start heaving at the first whiff.
Thanks, honey!
Well, it’s not like my ass needed the extra fat anyway… 
For all you eggnog lovers, you simply must try Bigelow’s “Eggnogg’n” holiday tea!! I’m sipping a cup right now, and it’s soooooo good. A poor substitute for nog & booze, I know, but I am at work…
[QUOTE=Beadalin]
I, too, was shocked to learn that a mixture of raw egg, booze, cream and sugar could be bad for you. It’s always been good to me.
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Its a good thing the chair I’m sitting in it has arms or I would have fallen out.