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We love eggnog. Traditional eggnog typically consists of milk, sugar, raw eggs, and spices–usually nutmeg and/or cinnamon.
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I’ve never made it myself, it seemed so hard to make. Then I found a recipe in our local fundraiser cookbook and it was called Effortless Eggnog.
Well that …
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We love eggnog. Traditional eggnog typically consists of milk, sugar, raw eggs, and spices–usually nutmeg and/or cinnamon.
I’ve never made it myself, it seemed so hard to make. Then I found a recipe in our local fundraiser cookbook and it was called Effortless Eggnog.
Well that sure drew my attention! I had to try!
How to make Effortless Eggnog: Printable
1/2 gallon of cold milk
1 (3.4 oz) package instant French vanilla pudding mix
1/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
Yes indeed! Not a single egg! 😉 I told you I cheat a little.
Mix pudding mix in large bowl with milk until smooth.
Whisk in the other ingredients. That’s it!
Keep in refrigerator and stir well before serving.
It is so easy to make and the taste is surprisingly good. It tastes good right away, of course, but the taste improves as the nutmeg and cinnamon have a few hours (like overnight) to give off their flavour.
We all should cheat a little at Christmastime.
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7:06
am
This is great! The store always stops carrying eggnog before I’m ready to stop drinking it. Thanks!!
9:13
am
Very nice way to do it!
It’s not really cheating to take a short cut or two to save time and energy for making other seasonal classics, is it?? Yeah, that’s it – saving time for other projects. 🙂
Thanks!
9:25
am
Whew, thought I was going to have to buy it for ever as I have cows, but didn’t have the recipe. THANK YOU!
9:25
am
This is really GOOD! Have made 2 batches and the 2nd one was the best so far – used a stick blender to mix everything together and that made it creamy and thick right away. Toddler in the house loves it too. Thanks for sharing! Now to work on a lowfat and sugar free version LOL.
dede