Eggnog

Depends. How sober were you when you asked this?

Sober enough.

Martha mixed rum with her eggnog, because the combination of rum, eggs, sugar and creme -- in the eggnog -- tasted good to her.

In certain parts of England the term "nog" refers to strong ale, but, it's possible that the term 'nog' actually derives more directly from another other noun; 'nogging'. Since approximately 1400, or so, during the period when the first manufacture of basic rough crude brick was developing, it became the practice of builders to use 'nogging' to fill gaps or voids in the vacant sections of their roughly hewn timber-frame constructed buildings. This process of shoring up or stiffening was called 'nogging', sadly, for no known or recorded reason. Thus, a poorly made timber-frame wall, corner, or other structure could be reinforced easily, quickly and cheaply by 'nogging' it, or...'putting in some 'nogging'. The structure would then look, to the customer, like a solid brick structure, merely bounded by the (shoddy) timber frame. It would probably last long enough for the (shoddy) contractor to be paid, which was, of course, the main objective of the contractor, before the whole dreadful mess collappsed...hopefully not on the owners...timber-framing, 'nogging', and all. So...it's possible that a 'landlord'(pub owner) would see a patron unlikely to remain vertical for long, and offer to give him a 'nog', just to 'brace him up' ...keep him standing... perhaps just long enough so that the landlord could get himself paid, before the... inevitable... collapse. Having seen many shoddy landlords and unstable, unsteady patrons in my time...I believe it easily possible.

Usually common, unless it's the name of something. A dog named Eggnog would be a proper noun.

I've found Borden's eggnog at Ingles on occasion here in North Carolina, but it's almost always stacked at the end of an isle as it's a seasonal beverage and sometimes not even an employee of the store will be aware they have it in stock. One caveat: you'll have to search the entire store; Being a canned seasonal item that needs no refrigeration, it's not uncommon to find them closer to the dogfood and toiletries than were you'd find juices, sodas, etc.

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It is one of the basic ingredients

Because eggnog is a traditional Christmas drink, most stores don't sell it in the "off season". But there are one or two stores that sell eggnog, such as organic stores, any day of the year.

I'm drinking eggnog right now and it's currently 7 days past its date. It was opened on the first day I got it, but was not contaminated by drinking straight from the jug. It was also kept in the fridge below 40 degrees. If anything, it seems to taste a bit better than the first day to me.

Eggnog, which is made with eggs and some type of milk, usually would have more protein than a juice made from vegetables and/or fruit. However, the eggnog also would contain more calories from sugar than any vegetable juice and more than most fruit juices. Lemonade might be the exception, because the tart flavor of lemons requires a large amount of sugar to be palatable.

Egg nog is a sweetened dairy-based beverage made with milk, cream, sugar, beaten eggs (which gives it a frothy texture), and flavoured with ground cinnamon and nutmeg; alcoholic versions also exist with the addition of various liquors, such as brandy, rum, whiskey or advocaat.

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Egg nog is a type of mixed drink that can be served hot or cold. It is a sweetened-dairy based beverage.

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

I dont know...but i got diarrhea too after my very first time of trying egg nog...

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An unopened bottle of Pennsylvania Dutch egg nog will be good for up to seven months. This variety of egg nog contains alcohol.

Physical.

yes it's safe because the eggs are pasteurized and the semolina is gone home made isn't safe because it's made from raw eggs

Egg nog was invented in 1600's, i believe by either the Czechoslovaks or polish

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Nutmeg is used to flavor eggnog. It is generally added as a decorative spice on top. Some people stir it in while they are making it.

Yes

brandy

Eggnog is cream colored.

Depends on how old it is