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Egg Nog

Monday, January 02, 2006
The passing of the new year marks many occasions, but one of the ones that's often overlooked is the halting of Egg Nog production. This delicious drink (I've come to really enjoy it heated with brandy) becomes impossible to find after the 1st! Why? Is it really only that popular in Thankgiving-Christmas period?

posted by Burton at 11:41 PM

2 Comments:

Blogger The Infinite Jester said...

Screw the eggnog! Where do they hide the Cadbury Creame Eggs!

Screw this seasonal shit! I want my sickeningly sweet, nearly unidentifiable, creamy center! I want it now!

9:46 PM, January 03, 2006  
Blogger Laura said...

Eggnog is rank, that's why!

4:49 AM, January 04, 2006  

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