Edisto Eggnog Author Shane Mitchell's grandfather use to make this eggnog for holiday parties on Edisto Island in South Carolina. Anyone concerned about consuming raw eggs should forgo this drink. See the Edisto Eggnog recipe. Ben Fink
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Hot buttered rum, cheese-stuffed figs, and chocolate coconut balls star in this sweet holiday gathering.
Edisto Eggnog Author Shane Mitchell’s grandfather use to make this eggnog for holiday parties on Edisto Island in South Carolina. Anyone concerned about consuming raw eggs should forgo this drink. See the Edisto Eggnog recipeBen Fink
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