Eggnog with peppermint candy

Make Store-Bought

Eggnog Taste Homemade With One Simple Trick

NEWS

BY BUFFY NAILLON

Cinnamon in glass of egg nog
Many brands of store-bought eggnog are so thick that their consistency is closer to a milkshake. Fortunately, you can fix this by shaking your eggnog in a martini shaker.
Two glasses of eggnog on table
Shaking your eggnog emulsifies ingredients that are at odds with one another and adds air to the drink, giving it a nice, frothy cohesiveness that homemade eggnog has in spades.
Shot glasses of eggnog with tiny Christmas trees
Shaking the eggnog with a few cubes of ice can make the drink even better, as the ice dilutes the 'nog a bit, cutting through that over-the-top sweetness of store-bought eggnog.
Cocktail shaker on bar
Simply shake your eggnog vigorously for at least 15 seconds. It’s best to use a cocktail shaker with a built-in strainer to keep
the ice from falling into the drink.