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History Behind Eggnog. “by the 13th century,” she writes, “monks were known to. One early reference to it is russell’s “boke of nurture,” which dates from about 1460. Posset’s main ingredient was milk, which was heated, flavored with alcoholic drinks, and curdled before being sweetened with the same types of spices used for eggnog—namely, nutmeg and cinnamon. No one is sure where it came from. The idea of a milky, alcoholic drink with eggs in it dates back to a medieval british drink called “posset,” writes elizabeth dias for time. The word eggnog seems to have been an american invention, first appearing in the late 18th or early 19th century. It may have evolved from nog, an old. The exact origins of eggnog are unknown, but it is thought that eggnog comes from a medieval drink called 'posset', which combined milk with wine or beer, cream, sugar, and egg, and thickened with anything from bread to oatmeal. So, while americans love to drink eggnog,. This creamy drink has been around for over 1000 years but has only been in america since the 1700s when it crossed the ocean to the 13 colonies.

It may have evolved from nog, an old. No one is sure where it came from. So, while americans love to drink eggnog,. Posset’s main ingredient was milk, which was heated, flavored with alcoholic drinks, and curdled before being sweetened with the same types of spices used for eggnog—namely, nutmeg and cinnamon. The idea of a milky, alcoholic drink with eggs in it dates back to a medieval british drink called “posset,” writes elizabeth dias for time. This creamy drink has been around for over 1000 years but has only been in america since the 1700s when it crossed the ocean to the 13 colonies. The word eggnog seems to have been an american invention, first appearing in the late 18th or early 19th century. “by the 13th century,” she writes, “monks were known to. One early reference to it is russell’s “boke of nurture,” which dates from about 1460. The exact origins of eggnog are unknown, but it is thought that eggnog comes from a medieval drink called 'posset', which combined milk with wine or beer, cream, sugar, and egg, and thickened with anything from bread to oatmeal.

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History Behind Eggnog The word eggnog seems to have been an american invention, first appearing in the late 18th or early 19th century. No one is sure where it came from. The idea of a milky, alcoholic drink with eggs in it dates back to a medieval british drink called “posset,” writes elizabeth dias for time. “by the 13th century,” she writes, “monks were known to. The word eggnog seems to have been an american invention, first appearing in the late 18th or early 19th century. One early reference to it is russell’s “boke of nurture,” which dates from about 1460. This creamy drink has been around for over 1000 years but has only been in america since the 1700s when it crossed the ocean to the 13 colonies. So, while americans love to drink eggnog,. It may have evolved from nog, an old. Posset’s main ingredient was milk, which was heated, flavored with alcoholic drinks, and curdled before being sweetened with the same types of spices used for eggnog—namely, nutmeg and cinnamon. The exact origins of eggnog are unknown, but it is thought that eggnog comes from a medieval drink called 'posset', which combined milk with wine or beer, cream, sugar, and egg, and thickened with anything from bread to oatmeal.