Enjoy a minty mugful of White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog this holiday season. It's an easy and deliciously fun festive treat.
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Candy canes are one of those age-old symbols the Christmas season is upon us. And who can resist those festive little red-and-white-striped beauties?
Well actually, ... me. I can totally resist a plain old candy cane. In fact, I have absolutely zero desire to chow down on one. But crush one up and put it in something? -- Now you're talking! Candy canes in stuff are candy canes I can get excited about.
Like candy canes in this deliciously creamy White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog.
Though I do have a candy cane question. What's happened to the good old traditional red-and-white-striped peppermint candy cane?
Enjoy a minty mugful of White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog this holiday season. It's an easy and deliciously fun festive treat.
I was shopping the other day and needed to grab a package of candy canes for this White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog and for some of my holiday baking. And I have to say, I had the hardest time finding a package of "regular" candy canes!
I swear, I must have walked up and down the Christmas candy aisle three or four times, all to no avail.
I swear, I must have walked up and down the Christmas candy aisle three or four times, all to no avail.
Peppermint-chocolate candy canes ... check.
Cinnamon red hot candy canes ... check.
Fruity candy canes ... check.
Life Savers 5 Flavors candy canes ... check.
Sweet Tarts candy canes ... check.
Sour Patch candy canes ... check.
Traditional red-and-white-striped peppermint candy canes ... nowhere to be seen.
After much searching, I did finally find one little display of just-your-basic plain candy cane. Who knew it would be such a shopping challenge?
After much searching, I did finally find one little display of just-your-basic plain candy cane. Who knew it would be such a shopping challenge?
So then I went home and enjoyed some of those traditional, plain candy canes in a big mug of this White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog.
And a mug full of this holiday deliciousness was just what I needed after finishing up my shopping trip.
And a mug full of this holiday deliciousness was just what I needed after finishing up my shopping trip.
To make this little cup of peppermint holiday heaven, simply combine some eggnog, white chocolate chips, and crushed candy canes in a saucepan. Then heat the mixture gently until the white chocolate and candy cane pieces melt.
That's it! That's truly all there is to preparing this fun and festive eggnog drink.
That's it! That's truly all there is to preparing this fun and festive eggnog drink.
Serve it up warm with a squirt of whipped cream and coarsely crushed candy canes on top for a fun little Christmas treat. It's a tad bit sweet, a good bit minty, and a whole lot delicious.
To finish it up, grab a {good old traditional} candy cane, dunk it in, and a enjoy a big old minty mugful of White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog!
Check out these other fun white chocolate Christmas treats:
- Christmas White Chocolate-Dipped Rice Krispie Treats
- Christmas White Chocolate-Dipped Sugar Wafers
- Christmas White Chocolate Marshmallow Pops
- White Chocolate-Peppermint Popcorn
- White Chocolate-Peppermint Potato Chips
- Christmas White Chocolate-Dipped Pretzel Rods
- Grinch Sugar Wafers
- Peppermint-White Chocolate Creme Brulee
- Easy White Chocolate-Peppermint Pretzel Bark
- More beverage recipes
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Yield: about 4-6 servings
White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog
Enjoy a minty mugful of White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog this holiday season. It's an easy and deliciously fun festive treat.
prep time: 5 Mcook time: 10 Mtotal time: 15 M
ingredients:
- 1 quart eggnog
- 3/4 c. white chocolate chips
- 1/3 c. crushed candy canes
- whipped cream
- coarsely chopped candy canes {for sprinkling on top}
instructions:
How to cook White Chocolate Peppermint Eggnog
- Combine eggnog, white chocolate chips, and crushed candy canes in a saucepan over low heat. Heat, stirring constantly, until white chocolate has melted and the mixture is heated through.
- Serve warm, topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with coarsely chopped candy cane pieces.
You might also like these other peppermint Christmas treats:
would love to snuggle up with a cup or three of this :) Thanks for the recipe! We would love if you linked up to our Snickerdoodle Sunday @ http://2crochethooks.com/snickerdoodle-sunday-8/!
ReplyDeleteThat looks super yummy! I'll have yo give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteDear Tracey,
ReplyDeleteI want to sincerely thank you for all the amazing recipes you share!
Obviously the is a reason for such an early start at the kitchen (yes, age of 4 is really an early start;).
And the reason is that you are a kitchen Fairy! :)
Thank you a lot!
Oh, wow! Thank you so very much for your kind words, Grace. You made me smile, and touched my heart. I think I like the title 'Kitchen Fairy!' Thank you for reading The Kitchen is My Playground.
DeleteMan that sounds so good!
ReplyDeleteIm not an egg nog fan but I want to give this a try! Thanks for taking the time to come over and link up! Hope to see you back tomorrow! http://mommyondemand.com/
ReplyDeleteThis looks like something to drink all winter long! Yum!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to last weeks Whimsey Wednesday! I have featured you today in my Winter White Desserts post. You can see it here...
http://www.ohmy-creative.com/kitchen/dessert/winter-white-desserts/
Happy New Year!
Susan
Thank you so much, Susan. Popping over to check out the post!
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