Vegan eggnog?

[Flaxbee]

Last edited Thu Nov 29, 2012, 01:39 AM - Edit history (1)

I haven't had eggnog in years, but I have a dim recollection of liking it.

I have sourced a local, ethical producer of eggs, so I might make it myself, with eggs.

But are there any vegan alternative recipes? I've seen some via Google, but always like to have DU recommendations...

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[struggle4progress]

1. A lot of the flavor is vanilla and sugar; various spice alternatives exist, like

nutmeg, ginger, or cinnamon, but they're all vegan, too

So I guess your question is for vegan alternatives to the milk and eggs

[msongs]

2. if it has no eggs it is NOT eggnog. how bout tofunog? thickened with seaweed like real eggnog is nt

[ginnyinWI]

3. Silk makes a commercial eggnog

It's pretty good. They call it "Seasonal Nog", lol.

[Flaxbee]

6. Interesting. Thanks. I usually skip the 'seasonal' food displays since most of them

are very meat/cheese based, but I'll take a look next time I'm at our store.

[Doremus]

9. I was just going to say this.

We bought some for the first time yesterday and I haven't tried it yet. I like Silk's other products so I hope we'll like this one too.

[LeftyMom]

4. Silk makes a soy based nog, So Delicious makes one based on coconut milk.

I am not fond of nog in any form, but I've fed both to omnis who dig nog, and they liked them.

edit: Both are easy to find at regular grocery stores, at least out here.

[Flaxbee]

7. Thanks, LeftyMom. Probably in our stores, too, because they

carry a full range of Silk products -- I just never checked...

[Doremus]

10. I thought we'd bought Silk but it was SO Delicious coconut nog

I just had some -- quite delish! I will have to be careful with this stuff, lol.

[flvegan]

5. All other things aside, I'm glad

you've sourced a local, ethical producer of eggs.

Congrats, that's a big step.

[Flaxbee]

8. It's a relief...