Cocktail Recipes

Tom E. asked:


I am dying to have some egg nog and the holidays are over =(

angeleyes asked:


My children love egg nog but they’re allergic to the milk protein in cow’s milk. They like soy & rice milk though.

pablodelapuente asked:


I was wondering if the mixing of egg nog and Sprite (or 7-up or any other lemon-lime soda) is just a Mormon tradition or if it’s more widespread. I didn’t know until I was much older that mixing egg nog with alcohol was actually the nomal thing to do.

In any case, whatever your proclivities, it’s pretty good if you’d like to try it!

anonymous asked:


Non-alcoholic eggnog:

How much egg nog do you drink at a time?: glass, a cup, small cup, etc.?

I love eggnog. I drank an entire carton in 3 or 4 days. Is that unhealthy?

John Doe asked:


Personally, I think any kind of alcohol (brandy, rum or whiskey) ruins the flavor of egg nog. That’s why I’m looking for a recipe without any, or for a recipe where you can just omit it and still get the right consistency.

Betty B asked:


There is a store in Chicago, Il that sells the egg nog I am looking for. The store is on Lake Park at aroung 51st Street South. The name of the Egg Nog starts with a “B”. I think its something like “Burgneder”.

UnknownintheWild asked:


And i dont want to lose points asking another question so tell me if its harmful to drink coffee during the summer as well

cbbcountess asked:


I have a 3 gallon plastic container that I bought at Walmart. I use it for my iced tea which we drink a lot of in the summer. I try to clean it thoroughly between uses, but there is a mold that gets into the handle that I cannot reach. I usually just throw them away after this happens, but it is getting expensive. Is there anything that will kill this stuff? It has to be something liquid, I would assume, since there is no other way to reach this area. Thank you so much in advance. Any suggestions are appreciated:)

straightandstalwart141 asked:


Outdoor, coin operated soda vending machines keep your drinks frosty cold all summer long but what happens in the winter? Why doesn’t the soda freeze?
I was working outside at a marina trying to save a 38′ yacht that was sinking due to a frozen muffler when this question occured to me. The wind chill factor was well below zero but the cokes were a steamy 40 degrees. A reverse cycle compressor was my first guess but that would have only raised the temp 10 or 15 degrees above ambient according to a hvac guy that I talked to. The sodas would have still frozen.

daff73 asked:


We drink alot of beverages in the summer. Trying to be healthier than soda pop. I use the regular brisk tea right now, but what other kinds are easy to make iced drinks with?