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Holiday Nog
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- 6 quarts
Eggnog isn’t the only drink in the neighborhood this winter! Our Holiday Nog is the perfect adult-only drink for that get-together with the gang this Christmas. This festive recipe is a smooth tasting alcoholic drink that will warm up your guests as they come in from the bitter cold. It’s the perfect mix of holiday spirits and sweet cream that will have everyone rockin’ around the Christmas tree!
What You'll Need
- 3 (1/2-gallon) cartons vanilla ice cream, softened
- 1 (750-milliliter) bottle brandy
- 1 1/2 cups coffee liqueur
- Ground nutmeg
What to Do
- Spoon softened ice cream into a punch bowl; stir with a spoon until ice cream is smooth.
- Pour brandy and coffee liqueur over ice cream. Stir gently just until blended. (Do not overstir; nog will be too foamy.) Sprinkle with nutmeg.
Notes
- For a festive variety of treats for the holiday table check out these Eggnog Recipes for Everyone!
- Our assortment of Happy Holiday Drink Recipes are perfect for bringing loved ones together by a warm fire!
- Looking for other other recipes that include Brandy? This Old-Fashioned Steamed Pudding will satisfy that sweet tooth!
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boop52837 5423883
Dec 13, 2017
The coffee liqueour says 1/2 cup then says about 1 1/2 cups. Which is it?
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Test Kitchen Team
Dec 19, 2017
Hi there! Sorry about that. It's 1.5 cups! We updated the recipe to reflect the right measurements. Enjoy!
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walda 151
Dec 18, 2014
I expected to see eggs listed in the ingredients!
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walda 151
Dec 18, 2014
No eggs?
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Test Kitchen Team
Dec 19, 2014
Hi Walda! This is one of our shortcut eggnog recipes. For a more traditional eggnog recipe, try our Classic Homemade Eggnog!
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mkricket 8511450
Dec 05, 2012
How much of the Brandy? Or should I use the same amount as the other?
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