Healthy Eggnog Recipe

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HEY POPSTERS!!!!

It’s national eggnog day! Did you know? If you downloaded the #Dashingdecember calendar you would!!

Well here’s a healthy happy eggnog recipe for you!

Directions:

1. Blend all ingredients together for a few min.
2. Pour mixture into a pot and simmer for 15 min or so – don’t let it boil!
3. Then chill mixture in fridge overnight.
4. Serve Xmas morning and pour into nice cups and sprinkle with extra cinnamon!!

Makes 4 servings, each one about 145 cals with 7g of protein!

Enjoy! Hope all your wishes come true and you get everything you want!

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  1. Caroline Rideout says:

    I am wondering how long this is good in the fridge for? I plan on trying it as I am lactose intolerant and missing my eggnog.

  2. Hurrem says:

    Hi Cassey,

    I think I am going to make this before Christmas. I’m going to take out the honey and almond milk, and stick with a tablespoon of whole almonds instead. Also, could you please write the calorie content for each ingredient so we can take out the calories for things we don’t add when we want to calculate the updated calorie content.

    Thanks

    H

  3. Lulu says:

    GREAT RECIPE!
    I actually used Agave Syrup instead of Honey just to cut a few more calorie corners, but otherwise tastes fantastic. I doubled the quantity so the whole family can enjoy 🙂
    Thank you for this recipe

  4. Samantha says:

    I made this and it turned out great! Definitely recommend it :). It makes me feel less guilty about my addiction to egg nog.

  5. Asha says:

    Made it today and it’s really good 🙂

  6. Your means of describing all in this post is in fact good, every one can effortlessly be aware of it, Thanks a lot.

  7. Emily says:

    I found some great low-calorie cocktails. They are called CountryGirl Cocktails. They have a facebook page http://www.facebook.com/countrygirlcocktails … I had to request them to send some to a store near me and I was surprised how quickly they sold out! I drink them with my girlfriends and save tonnns of calories from margaritas!

  8. Montana says:

    I just made my eggnog and now it’s waiting in the fridge 🙂 I’ll tell you how it came out in the morning.

    1. Montana says:

      It came out great! But I added too much nutmeg haha.

  9. Halie says:

    Does anyone know good recipes for incorporating veggies into smoothies. I know you have to be careful with fruit smoothies because of the sugar. I was just wondering how to balance it out and make them a little more healthier!?

    1. fitgal says:

      Hey there! Adding greens like spinach to fruit smoothies is a great way to ad more nutrients without losing flavor. Also, try juicing sweeter vegetables, such as carrots, to make great smoothies. Carrot and apple is delicious.

    2. Asha says:

      You can add a handful of spinach or other salad greens (preferably with a very mild flavor) to your smoothies. If you use a green with a mild flavor, it wont even change the taste of your smoothie 🙂

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  11. Luca says:

    You inspirate me to do my own Snack :
    I mixed two bananas together and included some nuts , cinnamon , Vanille flavour and some coconut .
    It tasted nice 🙂

  12. Emma says:

    Would regular milk be too thick?

  13. Romana says:

    WOW! This looks delicious, like all the other recipes! It makes me hungry!
    I’m new at this blog, and i LOVE it! I even started exercising, so I hope i’m going to lose some weight!

    I know another healthy drink! It’s lemon juice! Right now i’m living in Suriname (in South-America, above Brasil) so when i’m really thirsty, I squeeze 4 to 5 lemon, I add some water and a tbs honey or stevia. DELICIOUS!

    The Eggnog i’m going to try when i’m back at Holland, because in Suriname they don’t have almond milk or vanilla-extract..

    xx

    PS: Don’t blame me for the bad English! :$

    1. Asha says:

      You could use regular milk, soy milk, goat’s milk, coconut milk, or sheep milk to make it. (goat’s milk and sheep milk are both very healthy, so if they have those there that would be great). You could use the seeds from a vanilla bean, instead of the extract, if they have vanilla beans there.

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  15. This is AMAZING! I love eggnog but hate the processed packaged stuff with the fat and sugar content. Where was this during xmas!

  16. Tiff says:

    Delicious! I did end up straining out the egg white bits, but it doesn’t take away from the “egg” flavor of the drink.

  17. Amy Romero says:

    Hmm…in step 1, did you mean blend in a blender for a few minutes…??

  18. Elly says:

    Thanks Cassey! I’m going to buy some almond milk and try this!

  19. Caroline says:

    Cassey I’m so excited! This morning I got the blue “be you-tiful” tank top for Christmas and I LOVE IT. I intend to use it tomorrow when I get back on track (after 4 days off). I’ll use it as extra inspiration! I love that it’s so lightweight and it folds up to nothing. It’ll be easy to pack for trips! I hope your Christmas is going phenomenal 🙂 Merry Christmas Cassey!

  20. Becca says:

    I will have to try this sometime, it looks simple and delicious! 🙂

    I also wanted to tell you I LOVE the new look to the blog, it looks so posh! *hugs* Merry Christmas!

  21. Liza says:

    Cassey,

    Had a conversation with a yoga instructor today and I thought I would throw the question at you. Does eating too much protein (ie, focusing on eating more lean protein and drinking protein smoothies) make you gain weight if you aren’t incorporating weight training (mostly just bodyweight training and cardio stuff)?

    Thanks,
    Liza

  22. kat says:

    OMG can’t WAIT to try this – I love eggnog so now I don’t have to feel bad for drinking a day’s-worth of calories!

  23. Ivori Rose says:

    I added 1/8th of a teaspoon of cayenne pepper because I’m crazy like that !

  24. Ivori Rose says:

    Yummy !

  25. Jennifer says:

    Never use raw eggs if you don’t intend to cook the food item. Pasteurized eggs can be used in place of raw eggs and you don’t need to adjust the recipe.

    1. Jennifer says:

      My B. I should’ve read more because I would have seen the cook step.

  26. Asha says:

    My comment didn’t show :/
    Can I use rice milk instead, or will it be too thin? I don’t have any almond milk right now, but I made a gallon of rice milk last night……

  27. Asha says:

    Can you use rice milk instead of almond milk, or will it be too thin? I don’t have any almond milk right now, but I made a gallon of rice milk last night….

  28. Tara says:

    What if you get pasturized eggwhites, do you have to simmer it?