YAY!

Originally posted by sceep
YAY!

WERD!

What proof?

Originally posted by sceep
YAY!


So, do you add rum or brandy to yours ? :D

Originally posted by SanDiegoCJ



So, do you add rum or brandy to yours ? :D

bran *hiccup* dy

I say nay! I have been known to drink it on occasion but it doesnt get me all hot and bothered like it does my wife:rolleyes:

We went to the store late November and I guess they just put out the nog. Well my wife saw the display, grabbed me by my arm, and kind of jumped up and down, saying "They got eggnog!" "Goodie, Goodie!" :laughing:

Originally posted by Gen. Nonsense
I say nay! I have been known to drink it on occasion but it doesnt get me all hot and bothered like it does my wife:rolleyes:

We went to the store late November and I guess they just put out the nog. Well my wife saw the display, grabbed me by my arm, and kind of jumped up and down, saying "They got eggnog!" "Goodie, Goodie!" :laughing:


So buy her some, get fork....................... you know the rest. :D :D

I'm not a drinking so no brandy but I like to mix it with 7up. I don't drink it much anymore though because that stuff is like straight fat.

Originally posted by Priest
I'm not a drinking so no brandy but I like to mix it with 7up. I don't drink it much anymore though because that stuff is like straight fat.

7up eh? hmm... 7 and 7 and nog..... hmmmmm

we go thru gallons of that stuff this time of year. My teenage sons can drink a half gallon at a time.:eek:

Originally posted by sceep


7up eh? hmm... 7 and 7 and nog..... hmmmmm


Yeah, it's good chit. We always drank it that way in my house. It lightens it up and gives it a little fizz. I mix it pretty much 50/50 but be careful as when you pour them together they want to really fizz up.

Originally posted by Priest
I'm not a drinking so no brandy but I like to mix it with 7up. I don't drink it much anymore though because that stuff is like straight fat.

try this.

its how i get around the fat issue.


http://www.adoptaturkey.org/slik_nog.jpg

Here are just a few of the many compassionate Thanksgiving foods available to make your Thanksgiving celebration a success:

Tofurky
Turtle Island Foods, Hood River, OR
Toll Free: 1-888-Tofurky info@Tofurky.com
(Usually available Whole Foods, Wild Oats, and other natural foods stores)


Tofurky is a pre-cooked vegetarian feast designed to be the delicious centerpiece of your holiday meal. Made from a revolutionary Tofu-Wheat Gluten blend, Tufurkey is known for its incredible taste and texture. Each Tofurky feast contains one Stuffed Tofu Roast, four Hearty Tempeh Drummettes, fourteen ounces of “Tofurky Gravy,” and a set of “Wishstix” made from “Tofurky Jurkey.” Tofurky feasts feed 4 people, are 100% vegan and taste fabulous!

UnTurkey
Now and Zen, San Francisco, CA
Toll Free: 1-800 335-1959
Email: info@nowandzen.net
Website: http://www.nowandzen.net
(Available at certain Trader Joe’s locations)

A succulent feast made from wheat gluten covered with a skin made from soy, the UnTurkey is your answer for a convenient, compassionate Thanksgiving centerpiece. Fully stuffed with organic bread stuffing and accompanied by delicious gravy, the UnTurkey is available in two sizes. The Great UnTurkey, which feeds 8 hungry adults, weighs in at seven pounds, consisting of a five-pound meatless friend and two pounds of gravy. The 3-pound Small UnTurkey Feast contains a 2-pound "unbird" and a pound of gravy, easily satisfying 4 adults.

Silk Nog
Whitewave, Inc.
(Visit your local grocery store to see if they carry Silk Nog)

Silk Nog is so good; it’s hard to believe it is vegan. A great drink to bring to parties, dinners, or other gatherings—people won’t even be able to tell that it is made without eggs or dairy. Rich, creamy, with just the right amount of “Nog,” this soymilk is sure to woo anyone who takes a sip. Use Silk Nog to educate your friends and families about the wide variety of compassionate foods available in supermarkets today. Silk Nog is both delicious and nutritious, with as much Calcium as a glass of milk, and filled with beneficial vitamins and minerals.

Originally posted by SanDiegoCJ



So buy her some, get fork....................... you know the rest. :D :D Thats already been taken care of;)

:barf:


even worse...
http://www.cookingcache.com/vegetar/vegsoynog.shtml

NAY! :barf:

DUDE a Braums nog shakes are the best.....mmmmmmm

Originally posted by sceep
YAY!


Saw a candy store with egg nog taffy... but i have to vote nay..i cant stand the junk

Originally posted by sceep
YAY!



you like Mr Eggnoggin? How totally :rainbow:









:flipoff2:

way nay

Eggnog is your friend.
Scott

Originally posted by Del taco
Use Silk Nog to educate your friends and families about the wide variety of compassionate foods available in supermarkets today.

Compassionate foods? Give me a f'ing break. :shaking:





I love eggnog! It's awsome.

Have you ever tried french toast made with eggnog? MMmmmMMMMmmmmMMMMmmmm!!!

NAWG ROCKS!!!!!! :D :D :D

If you mean nog as in noggin (head) then yeah!!! but if it is egg nog then nay
Doug

NOG, NOG, NOG, NOG :D

Who cares if it ain't good for you,
You only get to drink it once a year.

I AM the nog...you will bow to me and you WILL like it!!!!!!





:D

i love it, but my wife hates it because it gives me the gas.

Originally posted by NI733HM Chick




I like Mr Eggnoggin. He makes the rest of you guys look like nancy boys.



Thanks, baby!

:D