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JClarke

JClarke

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First of all, I wish you all merry christmas and christmas is not far to go, hey?

I know during the winter season of christmas, a lot of americans and canadians enjoy a drink of eggnog, I have seen them plenty in movies.

Only last night, they were in stock at the local store for the first time in my life, I bought one, tried it, and I must say, it is an interesting taste.

Every year, every christmas, one favourite, I certainly enjoy during christmas season is Brandy Custard, I could gobble one bottle of it. It is delicious, and one of my favourites, it is excellent with warm pudding. :drool:

What is your thoughts of drinking eggnog? Have you tried, Brandy Custard?

The brandy custard, sold here in Australia only appears christmas time. One of the rarity.
 
I drank Eggnog when there is getting close to Christmas and on Christmas day. Did you put nutmeg on top of the eggnog? It should be good. I have not got around to buy the carton of eggnog yet. I will get one soon.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you, JClarke. I hope you have a wonderful holiday with your wife and your own family. :)

EDIT: I have never had Brandy Custard before. I don't know if we have one here. :hmm:
 
I have not tried the brandy custard yet. i see that there have recipes for it. i ll check it later.

happy holidays! enjoy your first year of marriage for the holidays. :)
 
i had some egg nog when i stayed with brother in tacoma,intresting one word for it...i won bottle of port it at weekend years since had port and lemon,the idea was keep it for christmas but i drank it.i forgotten how nice it was...i have drink called snowball it advocart and lemonade with a cherry that nice and something i always have christmas
 
Jacob... Merry Christmas and Happy New year! :)
 
JClarke said:
. . . What is your thoughts of drinking eggnog? Have you tried, Brandy Custard? . . .
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Merry Christmas! . . . from a new alldeaf forum member.

We used to make eggnog from eggs and cream and spices. No one trusts a raw egg anymore and I can certainly understand that. Drinking eggnog continued with the store-bought and, as a kid, I was completely happy to drink it without bourbon or brandy added.

I really cannot imagine drinking eggnog during the summer heat! Australia must have important winter holidays. Maybe you can think of ways to adapt the eggnog tradition into one of those - wow! It packs a lot of calories!

Port and lemon? Oh, that sounds good! I've never had brandy custard. Could I sneak it into a pie ;)?

I will be celebrating Christmas &, maybe, New Years with my son, a recovering alcoholic . . . It definitely changes my thinking about what to have to drink. I've got some real good whole-bean coffee. In fact, it was an early gift from him! There's no reason to think that the coffee grinder will break down before the holidays :)!
 
Interesting. I've never made fat-free egg nogg, but now I've got to give it a shot. Thanks for the idea.

I do like regular egg nog with either brandy or rum, but I don't usually eat too much fatty food anymore.
 
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