Eggnog

Walmart sells everything. Eggnog can be bought there only when its in season. Really they should sell most eggnog when its at least 90 degrees out. Thats the only time I like to drink my eggnog. Eggnog does taste weird when bought in December and drank in the middle of July.

Eggnog became popular when wealthy in England started to drink it. It means "an egg in a cup"

There are 220 calories in 1/2 cup.

Not unless mixed with alcohol

Yes, Silk nog is egg and dairy free.

From what i see on the label it has the shelf life of 7 months

Eggnog is a mixture of whipped chicken egg, milk, cream, sugar, and often either brandy, rum, or whisky.

Absolutely. Unrefrigerated, it quickly becomes a medium for bacteria .

Yes, some companies still sell it in a can. Borden's is one brand that does.

No because it's not enough nutrients for your body to survive.

Yes, standard commercial eggnogs are pasteurized. If you are ever unsure, it will be on the labelling of the container the eggnog comes in.

I've been wondering that myself! I used to buy it at Giant Eagle around Pittsburgh. It would always come early in the Holiday season and run out quite rapidly. Although, I look for it every year, haven't seen it for several seasons and it's killing me that I can't remember the name so I can tell the store manager to order some from the supply chain. Come on people, somebody save the day and tell us what's called. I remember they had regular and light, but also a third flavor. Not sure which one was the toy soldier (prob. light), but Santa was on the carton for another of their flavors.

Yes it does if consumed in large quantities. I recommend only one small glass a day to be safe.

In one cup of eggnog, there is 10g of protein.

For the same reason we only eat chocolate bunnies at Easter. It makes it special.

I know that if I drank all year, I'd get sick of holidays. Maybe we keep special fruitcake by reserving it for the year. And maybe it's a lot like . . . once is enough!

Egg nog is non expensive in space. supermarkets off-season.off-season.off-season.off-season.off-season.off-season.off-season.off-season. Since most folks won't buy egg nog other than Christmas time, it's not profitable to make it in the off-season.

Yes, the non alcohol version.

No, because of the eggs in it this must be made shortly before serving.

Humboldt Creamery in Humboldt County, California.

Nog shampa

Like eggnog

Coquito is an alcoholic drink traditionally served in Puerto Rico and is similar to eggnog. It would commonly contain rum, cloves, egg yolk, cinnamon, nutmeg, coconut milk, coconut cream and condensed milk.

Yes, you can! I tried this myself with a few of my friends and it was awesome. Gave the sperm some extra flavour

zabaione.

Here are a couple of recipes for aged egg nog:

http://www.astray.com/recipes/?show=Egg%20nog%20(aged)

http://sfist.com/2007/11/20/start_the_egg_n.php

so the answer seems to be Yes!

Advocaat is actually a traditional Dutch drink made from eggs, sugar, brandy, and sometimes vanilla. It is rich and creamy and has a consistency similar to eggnog.

Old New England and Pennsylvania Dutch eggnogs are good brands