Old Fashioned Eggnog vs Gluten Free Eggnog
@sherryeb (580)
Duncan, Arizona
November 5, 2015 2:37am CST
Today I bought my first quart of eggnog, to kick off the holiday season. I was inspired by advertising for custard eggnog,pumpkin spice and eggnog lattes, and eggnog milkshakes being advertised, at local fast food places. I enjoy traditional eggnog. The kind made out of eggs, whipping cream, powdered sugar,vanilla and ground nutmeg. I used to make a version of it I found in an old recipe book years ago, it was tasty, but it did not have the same creamy texture of today's store bought eggnog. I like to mix my glass half and half. Half milk and half eggnog. I have been seeing some recipes for gluten free eggnog, and gluten free eggnog cupcakes that look pretty delectable. I just might give one a try this holiday season.Which do you prefer, the real deal or gluten free?
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@owlwings (43915)
• Cambridge, England
6 Nov 15
@MALUSE I love the word 'klatsch'. (Itch harbour kin'a Doych, as you can tell from my dreadful accent!). It reminds me of the English words 'clutch', 'clash' and 'clatter'. I see that it is translated as 'gossip' but 'clutch' is used as a collective noun for eggs and old hens, 'clash' is often used to describe the furious working of knitting needles and 'clatter' might represent the noise of cups and saucers.
@sherryeb (580)
• Duncan, Arizona
6 Nov 15
I would qualify being an elderly lady, but don't know about the kaffeelatsch???
@AbbyGreenhill (45496)
• United States
5 Nov 15
Even if I could eat/drink dairy - that would be the one product you would never find in my house! Just thinking, not pleasant.
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