For an extra creamy texture, consider using an immersion blender to briefly blend the eggnog after straining. If you prefer a sweeter eggnog, adjust the amount of sucralose sweetener to your liking. For a richer flavor, use whole milk instead of nonfat milk. Ensure the egg yolks are fresh and from a reputable source. If you're concerned about using raw eggs, you can cook the eggnog base to a slightly higher temperature (165 degrees F/74 degrees C) to ensure it's thoroughly pasteurized, but be extra careful not to curdle the eggs. To make a non-alcoholic version, simply omit the rum.
Alfredo Mccullough
Jun 19, 2025I was hesitant to use sucralose, but it worked perfectly. No weird aftertaste at all!
Maggie Kreiger
Jun 15, 2025The straining step is crucial! It makes the eggnog so smooth and creamy.
Adele Gerlach
Jun 9, 2025The nutmeg really makes this recipe special. I added a pinch of cinnamon too!
Kasey Runolfsson
Jun 9, 2025This eggnog is so much lighter than other recipes I've tried! I love that it's not overly sweet.
Kody Treutel
May 28, 2025I skipped the rum for the kids, and it was still delicious! A new holiday tradition for our family.
Nels Stokes
May 15, 2025Excellent recipe! Easy to follow and tastes amazing.