Word of the day: Nog

December 24, 2010 · by melba · in drink pieces

A container of Southern Comfort Traditional Egg Nog

For example: Not a nog.

A nog, a nickname for eggnog, is a beverage consisting of eggs, cream, and sugar, often with a spike of liquor, typically brandy or rum. The name appears to have come from England, where “noggin” referred to a small cup used to serve alcohol and to a strong ale served in such a cup.

If you do enjoy any type of nog this holiday season, please do so responsibly.

Tags: eggnog, holiday

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fervere · December 24, 2010 at 12:13:36 · →

I prefer my nog with bourbon.
Katherine · December 24, 2010 at 12:40:12 · →

I prefer my nog Soy based. :)

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