Seeing that Annette is now offering eggnog (that I MUST try), I have a question that I've wondered about for a long time. Why is eggnog only available this time of year? I realize it wouldn't be my first beverage choice on a hot summer day, but I do love the stuff! I know you can buy eggs all year long, so does that mean that nog is seasonal? What is nog anyway? I checked several recipes online and don't see anything special in the ingredients, like "use only fresh picked winter nogberries", or "warning: do not mix if more than 8 daylight hours" or anything. seriously, I love my quad shot eggnog latte from (insert your favorite coffee vendor name here), wish I could have it from time to time all year long!
Guess I better go place another order, maybe get some espresso juice to mix with it. (and before you say it kittypie, yes, I already have some KCM to try a mix with). Geez, I'm still waiting for my last order to arrive!
(I understand why fruitcake is seasonal, it's the only time of year that you can give it to someone and they have to say thank you
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Guess I better go place another order, maybe get some espresso juice to mix with it. (and before you say it kittypie, yes, I already have some KCM to try a mix with). Geez, I'm still waiting for my last order to arrive!
(I understand why fruitcake is seasonal, it's the only time of year that you can give it to someone and they have to say thank you
)
