How eggnog became the American holiday drink Eggnog’s story started in Medieval England as a drink called a “posset,” which Smithsonian Magazine describes as a mixture of hot milk, spices and wine or ...

Raising a glass of eggnog this year? Explore the history and traditions behind one of the holiday's most debated drinks. Depositphotos While it may be highly divisive, eggnog remains a staple of the ...

Today is National Eggnog Day, and debates around eggnog waste no time finding their way into conversations the moment it gets poured. People start swapping flavor opinions almost instantly, trading ...

Eggnog: The warm, comforting beverage that’s synonymous with the holiday season. While you could certainly buy eggnog premade, making eggnog at home is a lot more simple than it might seem. We asked ...

While it may be highly divisive, eggnog remains a staple of the holiday season. Smithsonian Magazine reports that Americans consume approximately 240 million cups of creamy, nutmeg-flavored eggnog ...

Eggnog is a drink that transports me to Mechanic Street in Huntington and the house we lived in until I was 6. We would make it in an aluminum bowl with a manual hand mixer, which we called the ...

Transform your favorite boozy holiday drink into an old-fashioned eggnog pie, a showstopping dessert that captures all the classic flavors of the festive libation in every slice. All it takes are some ...

Cooking Unscripted is my happy place — a space where messes are welcome and creativity wins. Today, we’re letting eggnog do the heavy lifting with my “What Even IS Eggnog?” French Toast Bake. So, here ...