Nothing rings in the holiday season like pouring a chilled glass of eggnog into your favorite holiday glass. Usually made with a mixture of sugar, milk, egg yolks, heavy cream, cinnamon, nutmeg, and a ...

So, you've decided to make a homemade eggnog—or maybe you're simply picking up a carton of boxed eggnog from the supermarket. Either way, many eggnog recipes start off as a non-alcoholic beverage, but ...

Nothing says the holidays quite like eggnog. The creamy, old-fashioned drink has been a staple for generations. Take one sip of the mix of seasonal spices and kick of booze, and it’s easy to see why.

Virgin eggnog is a non-starter. Alcohol-free beer, wine, or cocktails? All do-able. But eggnog without the booze? It’s like a spicy, egg-yolk infused, malty-melted milkshake. It just doesn’t quite ...

As we sled into the Christmas season, we decided to take a little detour from the wine section to give a ho-ho-ho nod to the egg nogs found in Tulsa liquor stores. These come with the "nog" included, ...

Hot take: Eggnog is actually the best. And that’s because it’s made with legit delicious ingredients, like milk, sugar, heavy cream (oh, yeaaah), and eggs (hence the eggnog). The result: a sweet and ...

Those of you who are regular readers know I love ice cream and milkshakes, but I must tell you that eggnog is also one of my favorite things. Warm, cold or spiked, it doesn’t matter. I like the taste ...