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What's are your favorite holiday foods and drinks?
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Oh yeah, egg nog for sure, as well as the prime rib and yorkshire pudding. I also like rumtoph, pecan pie (not sure if this is specifically a holiday pie though), and biscochito cookies.
Feuerzangenbowle
Brottrunk (many people will be familiar with kvass which this is similar to). This is not specifically holiday drink but in my family it has been.
Lebkuchen
Leckerli
Brottrunk (many people will be familiar with kvass which this is similar to). This is not specifically holiday drink but in my family it has been.
Lebkuchen
Leckerli
I visited the Toulouse Christmas Market and got mulled apple juice at 3 euro a cup twice. Worth it.
Less holiday, just cold weather in general: I mull apple cider. Nobody else in my house or guests over ever drinks it.
My mother's roll-out sugar cookie recipe. Any sprinkles melt in when baking and oh God I am hungry now
Less holiday, just cold weather in general: I mull apple cider. Nobody else in my house or guests over ever drinks it.
My mother's roll-out sugar cookie recipe. Any sprinkles melt in when baking and oh God I am hungry now
Eggnog mixed with 7up/Sprite. My Grandma also makes a good eggnog pie. I have the recipe for it but haven't tried it yet.
EGGNOG is the sweet nectar of the gods!
Pumpkin pie is a mothers warmth topped with whipped cream!
Pumpkin pie is a mothers warmth topped with whipped cream!
It makes the eggnog last longer, and it doesn't effect the flavor very much. I'm cheap so I want my eggnog to last as long as possible.
I've tried it with Ginger Ale. It's good, but my wife would drink all the Ginger Ale if I tried using that.
I can think of few things that make my mouth water more than grilled eel.
Dutch adovcaat to drink, with lemonade to make snowballs.
Pigs in blankets.
Brussells sprouts wrapped in bacon.
Anything wrapped in bacon
Pigs in blankets.
Brussells sprouts wrapped in bacon.
Anything wrapped in bacon
Muhboi! This stuff was AMAZING. Something that sort of reminded me of it that is here in Belgium (I never saw it in the states, but maybe it's new this year) is Pepsi Max Ginger.This.
Unfortunately i haven't seen it in stores in years.
my mom hasn't made those sausage cheese balls in years. I'll have to remind her this year
Eggnog, pumpkin pie, and the ultimate: pumpkin spice eggnog
Actually... I gotta admit, I'm a sucker for pumpkin spice stuff this time of year.
Actually... I gotta admit, I'm a sucker for pumpkin spice stuff this time of year.
I always get at least one full cheesecake from my grandmother this time of year. It's the most amazing thing.
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I gain weight every Thanksgiving/Christmas and it's probably mostly due to eggnog. It's the one thing I'm excited for once October is about to end. Last year was when I discovered mixing it with stuff.
These two right here are my favorites. Some nice gravy and mashed potatoes are also stellar.
I love peppermint-based treats. I only ever contemplate a hot beverage if it's peppermint hot chocolate. Peppermint chocolates, fudges, cookies, cheesecakes. Fucking nummy as hell.
I also have this strange association with cranberry Sierra Mist to this time of year. Was it a holiday release? I dig it.
I also have this strange association with cranberry Sierra Mist to this time of year. Was it a holiday release? I dig it.
I like to make cookies around Christmas, usually oriented around chocolate. Here's some I made last year:
;) lol I mean this from Switzerland (although I am not from Switzerland you can buy it in Germany), it's similar to Lebkuchen. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basler_Läckerli