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The best Egg Nogg?


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'Tis the season. What is the best Egg Nogg, store bought, you've ever had?

I've seen the Evan William and a bunch of others, just curious what your favorite store-bought is.

Thanks for the help.

Regards,

Mark Brown

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I love eggnog and bourbon.

I think Maker's Mark goes best with eggnog.

A local favorite here is Calder's eggnog. I don't know if it is a national brand or not.

Last weekend my sister-in-law came over and knowing my love of bourbon and it being "the season", she brought over a bottle of Evan Williams Original Southern Eggnog.

I was skeptical, but it turned out to be pretty good.

The label states that it has eggnog, EW bourbon, blended whiskey, rum and brandy. 30 proof.

I think I may make a run on this stuff.:grin:

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Not sure how to send it but the Calder's is da bomb!!! You have to add bourbon to the bottle it comes in just to get it to pour :grin: . If I can send some on dry ice I will, just have to make the run down to get it.

Tony

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I scored on the Calder's not once but twice.

I got a quart in a generic plastic bottle for $5.99.

Then I got some in the old fasioned glass quart milk bottle with the 2007 Christmas label that is painted on for $9.59.

I still have last years bottle so I had to get this years, they make good vases for cut flowers. My wife is going to put some poinsettas and pine in them.

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I know you suburb-dwellers are a bit far from the source, but Quality Dairy makes a damn fine egg nogg. It is made about a mile from my house here in Lansing.

The disadvantage? There's a really good chance you'll get mugged in the parking lot.

Of course, the character Fry from the show Futurama described his ideal Xmas:

"Every Christmas my Mom would get a fresh goose, for gooseburgers, and my Dad would whip up his special eggnog out of bourbon and ice cubes."

I tried this recipe. It was good!

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Does anyone here have any experience with the Pennsylvania Dutch Old Style Egg Nog (w/alcohol: rum, brandy and blended whiskey, 29.5%) or the Stirrings Egg Nog (no alcohol)?

We just started carrying both, but I haven't tasted them. Love to hear some informed opinions from those that have.

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Just to let you know, Evan Williams Egg Nog is NOT a good substitute for milk when making scrambled eggs for breakfast. Experience talking. The egg nogg taste drowned out my Jimmy Dean Hot sausage even. I guess if you like sweet eggs, it would do. Most of the alcohol seemed to have evaporated though.

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