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Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

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johnsae
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Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

Just wondering....

Posted 12/22/06 11:13 AM
 
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KPtoys
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Re: Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

yup, it should be pasturized

Posted 12/22/06 11:16 AM
 

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Re: Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

Sure provided it is pasteurized and without the alcohol.

Posted 12/22/06 11:38 AM
 

johnsae
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Re: Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

Posted by Lillykat

Sure provided it is pasteurized and without the alcohol.

maybe i'm dumb, but alcohol? do people mix egg nog with alcohol or something? i'm just talking about plain old nog by itself Chat Icon

Posted 12/22/06 11:42 AM
 

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Re: Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

Posted by johnsae

Posted by Lillykat

Sure provided it is pasteurized and without the alcohol.

maybe i'm dumb, but alcohol? do people mix egg nog with alcohol or something? i'm just talking about plain old nog by itself Chat Icon



I do believe you can add rum to egg nog to make it a holiday cocktail.

But plain ole pasteurized egg nog-have a glass!

Posted 12/22/06 12:06 PM
 

leighla
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Re: Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

Most egg nog served at parties is alcoholic.

As long as you are sure it's pasturized and non-alcoholic and you'll be fine.

I personally can't even be near it without wanting to Chat Icon

Posted 12/22/06 12:09 PM
 

Porrruss
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Re: Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

Posted by johnsae

Posted by Lillykat

Sure provided it is pasteurized and without the alcohol.

maybe i'm dumb, but alcohol? do people mix egg nog with alcohol or something? i'm just talking about plain old nog by itself Chat Icon



Not dumb, but yes, most egg nog people serve has alcohol in it. Make sure you ask the host if they've spiked the eggnog before imbibing....

Have fun!!

Message edited 12/22/2006 3:30:04 PM.

Posted 12/22/06 3:29 PM
 

Lillykat
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Re: Can I drink egg nog for the holidays?

Posted by johnsae

Posted by Lillykat

Sure provided it is pasteurized and without the alcohol.

maybe i'm dumb, but alcohol? do people mix egg nog with alcohol or something? i'm just talking about plain old nog by itself Chat Icon



Absolutely not dumb! Yup many people add Rum or brandy I think - not 100% sure but I do know many add alcohol - but the kind you buy in the grocery store is non alcoholic unless you add something - just make sure it is store bought and says pasteurized and isn't homemade egg nog (since that would have raw eggs).

Posted 12/22/06 5:04 PM
 
 

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