Many say "nog" comes from "noggin" or wooden cup. However the name came to be, it became permanent in the 18th century. There is no clear reason why eggnog is consumed during the holidays—aside from the fact that such a heavy drink is quick way to fill up in cold weather when our bodies burn more calories to stay warm, but many feel it's very unhealthy and should only be consumed a small portion of the year.
One cup of eggnog can have a whopping of calories. It could also be that it can be expensive for companies to produce so they only produce it during a portion of the year. Or maybe, no one wants to drink a milky, egg mixture on a hot summer day. Eggnog has also been thrown into some controversy. In , Bloomingdale's published a holiday ad that stated: "Spike your best friend's eggnog when they're not looking. The backlash from the ad caused Bloomingdale's to apologize as they should for promoting date rape.
When she's not hunting for the best veggie burger in NYC, she's probably Instagramming, trying to make someone laugh, or defending the oxford comma. Like it. The article that is — and eggnog. Early on I was a huge fan of eggnog. Now, as I get older, not as much; not a not so much, just, not as much.
So that moves the needle more toward the neutral spot on the spectrum. My aunt would make a eggnog every day for her brother a walking mailman! He would stop by the house use the bathroom and drink his eggnog! Then back on the mail route thru the town! You could even get non-alcoholic eggnog delivered with your milk, if you wanted to. In Peru, they made it with a Peruvian brandy called pisco. There is eggnog ice cream, eggnog coffee, eggnog protein powder, pumpkin eggnog, vanilla eggnog, eggnog drinks at Starbucks… the list goes on.
Get the cookbook. Tips And Tricks. By: Jessica Booth. Because these were foods of the wealthy back then, eggnog was used in celebratory toasts.
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