This thick, creamy eggnog can also serve as dessert. For a slightly slimmer version, use nonfat or low-fat milk.
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Partner apple cider with cranberry juice for a new flavor twist on a popular hot drink.
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Wisconsinites drink a lot of brandy: Every year, half of the cases Korbel sells in the US go just to the Badger State. German immigrants brought it with them to the state in the 19th century, and while...
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Chill out with this fresh brewed iced tea drink, with mint and cranberry juice cocktail. Love mint? Add an extra sprig to each cold glass when serving.
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Obviously this drink was inspired by the classic cocktail The Melon Ball and the classic 1986 Rodney Dangerfield movie Back to School.
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You'll be pleased as punch with how three ingredients mix into a thirst-quenching, ruby red beverage.
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You'll find a hurricane on the menu at almost every bar in New Orleans thanks to Pat O'Brien's, where the fruity drink was created in the 1940s. That recipe is a secret, but bartenders at Saints and Sinners...
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A refreshing alternative to rich holiday eggnog. Have it on hand for drop-in guests!
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Keep guests cool with an easy-to-make punch of frozen juice and soda pop.
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A handful of ingredients turn a can of lemonade into a thirst quencher that serves a bunch.
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Iced tea becomes a tropical orange treat when it's mixed with fruity flavor.
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This drink is so flavorful that bartenders at The Gin Bar often recommend it as a mocktail, minus the mezcal.
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This classic take on the wildly popular cocktail couldn't be simpler to make. The perfect balance of sweet and tart, it's great for a celebration or just a night in.
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You may want to make a double recipe of this iced tea punch. It goes quickly!
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A rich holiday classic made even better with a soft custard base.
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Enjoy this sangria made using cranberry and lemon juice - a cool and refreshing drink.
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52% fewer calories • 81% less sat fat • 79% less fat than the original recipe. Revive with this 10-minute, cool cup of joe!
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You're 10 minutes away from a dairy-free, warm, spiced Indian tea found in teahouses.
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