ARCTIC EGGNOG PUNCH

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I came up with this one Christmas and my family just went crazy over it. I now serve this every Christmas and am frequently asked (begged) to bring it to holiday parties. It is a huge hit and can be made on the spot. Who doesn't like ice cream? (Sorry I don't have a picture- my punch bowl was lost in my last move...will post photo when I get a new one and make more punch for Holidays.)

Provided by Georgiana Salter @Gsalter

Categories     Ice Cream Drinks

Number Of Ingredients 6

3 quart(s) of your favorite premade eggnog purchased from store.
1 gallon of breyers vanilla ice cream
1 quart(s) half and half
1 teaspoon(s) vanilla or rum extract
1 teaspoon(s) nutmeg and or cinnamon for garnish and taste
1 pint(s) whipped cream for garnish (optional)

Steps:

  • Pour desired amount of pre made eggnog into punch bowl. I usually do 3 or 4 quarts depending on punch bowl size and taste. I change up brands of eggnog every year but do prefer what is available in the refrigerator section as opposed to the eggnog available in cans on the shelf.
  • Add 1 quart of half and half (more or less) to taste. I do this in mind that vanilla ice cream is about to be added so I try not to add too much half and half. It just cuts the eggnog flavor a bit but this step could be skipped altogether depending on your taste. You could also use whole milk if desired.
  • Using cookie dough scoop or ice cream scoop, make balls out of ice cream and drop into eggnog. I prefer the smaller cookie scoop. It is just more visually appealing. I say use Breyers because it has real vanilla flecks in it which looks nice and adds nice taste. But any premium ice cream using vanilla flecks would do.
  • Add vanilla or rum extract to taste. You can use real alcohol if you prefer.
  • This step is optional...Add dollops of previously whipped cream to top of punch. I wouldn't use kool whip.
  • Sprinkle Nutmeg and or cinnamon evenly on top for garnish.
  • This recipe is so versatile and can be added to or changed up in many ways. The only limit is your imagination!

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