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  • I like to splurge by adding a little bit of eggnog into my coffee along with sweetner. YUM.
  • Quote: I like to splurge by adding a little bit of eggnog into my coffee along with sweetner. YUM.
    That sounds yummy!

    I love eggnog too, don't get me wrong. But I think that's one of those things that I don't/won't truly miss. My fiance had a carton of eggnog in the fridge, and I wasn't even tempted. It was just there, it was his, I didn't feel the need to drink any. I had a tiny sip when he had a glass one night, and that was all I needed.

    If I'm going to splurge on holiday goodies, I'd pass on the eggnog and eat Christmas cookies, candy, and chocolates, hahaha.
  • My kids love it but not nearly as much as I do and if I bought them some I would just end up drinking it so I am going to be the mean mom and not buy them any this year. As a matter of fact I don't believe I bought any last year either...way to stay strong Laura! lol
  • Okay, I had to revive this thread and let you all know that I've tried the soy egg nog recipe that I listed above and it was YUMMY! My whole family liked it. I usually think eggnog is much too rich, so I loved this version, which was very light but still creamy.

    The nutmeg and the vanilla make the whole thing. I didn't use rum extract (as some kids who wanted some don't like the taste) and substituted vanilla extract (same amount as the rum extract), and it was good!

    Make it, let it sit in the refrigerator for a while so the flavors combine, and it tastes like lighter eggnog! I'm going to have some right now.

    Oh, it's also got half the calories of Silk's eggnog (which is 90 calories for 1/2 cup).
  • I concur, it's a darn good nog recipe!