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National Eggnog Day stirs up a flavor debate that refuses to settle
The annual holiday debate covers texture, spice, alcohol content, and pairing preferences, with grocery stores offering diverse options to satisfy varied tastes.
- On National Eggnog Day, households and families reignite the annual debate between homemade eggnog and store-bought cartons, with seasonal differences keeping the argument lively each December.
- Practical considerations explain why cost and health/practical considerations lead shoppers to buy cartons, while nostalgia and family recipes keep homemade advocates loyal, reflecting older adults and younger drinkers' preferences.
- "Thick custard" defenders argue about richness versus lighter blends as social media users and online taste-testers debate spices like nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove each season.
- Retail-first: Grocery stores stock both heavy and trimmed-down eggnog, while seasonal cookie tins and snack pairings shift how households shape holiday rituals.
- Social media trends each December and brands and home cooks experimenting keep eggnog fresh, as recurring disputes ensure it stays part of the broader holiday tradition.
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National Eggnog Day stirs up a flavor debate that refuses to settle
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 ... Read moreThe post National Eggnog Day stirs up a flavor debate that refuses to…
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