This 2-minute blender recipe for easy eggnog is the richest, creamiest, best homemade eggnog you’ll ever have! People rave every time I serve it at holiday gatherings and no one can believe how simple it is to make! Plus, it’s refined sugar free and is loaded with healthy fats, high quality protein, and vitamins A,D, and K2!
Eggnog – you either love it or you hate it.
But homemade eggnog is different. Forget all that fake flavored stuff at the store and forget the corn syrup, thickeners, and other additives they put in it. This is the good stuff – simple, real food ingredients with just the right amount of natural sweetness and a hint of spice.
Even my husband, who never liked eggnog before, can’t get enough of my homemade version!
Easy Eggnog in the Blender
There are a couple different ways to make thick, creamy eggnog – one is to cook the milk and other ingredients until they thicken. But obviously, the cooking takes longer, and requires more time to chill in the fridge before serving too. So why not save some time and swap the milk for thicker cream, toss everything into the blender, and enjoy an eggnog that is every bit as rich and creamy but ready in just two minutes?
Eggnog has got to be one of the easiest holiday recipes ever and it gets 5 star reviews every time I serve it so I know you’ll love it too!
Rich and Creamy Eggnog Made with Real Food Ingredients
And there’s even more to love about this eggnog – it’s made entirely from nutrient dense, real food ingredients. And I would even classify it as a legit healthy drink. Here me out…
- Pastured egg yolks – rich in choline, selenium, B vitamins, omega-3’s, fat soluble vitamin K2, protein, plus some vitamin A and D
- Cream + milk – B vitamins, vitamin D, and calcium. I prefer organic and I use raw milk almost exclusively. Nutritionally, raw cream would be better than pasteurized cream but it won’t be as thick, so you may want to use a full cup of raw cream and omit the milk altogether if you’re going that route.
- Refined sugar free – This recipe has far less sugar than store bought eggnog, and it uses unrefined honey and maple syrup in place of more refined sweeteners.
How to Make Easy Eggnog
This is so easy it almost seems silly to give step by step instructions. Just gather your ingredients, blend them, then pour.
I think this eggnog is thick and creamy enough as it is but feel free to add a little fresh whipped cream on top of each glass if you really want an over the top holiday drink!
Tips for Making Easy Eggnog
- This is a pretty versatile recipe – you can adjust the milk-to-cream ratio or the amounts of sweetener and spices to suit your tastes.
- You can make it ahead and store in the fridge for up to a few days. I like to store mine in the blender pitcher so I can just blend and pour!
- I recommend chilling the mixture before serving if you have time but, if you’re in a rush, you can serve it right away.
- This is an alcohol free eggnog, but feel free to add a splash of brandy or rum if you like.
- For an extra rich holiday touch, add some fresh whipped cream just before serving.
- This would be perfect as an eggnog latte – just add espresso or strong coffee.
- It also makes an incredible ice cream mixture – just add it to your pre-chilled ice cream maker and churn according to manufacturer instructions.
- I only recommend consuming raw eggs and dairy from sources you trust. I buy from local farms that I’m confident operate at the highest food safety standards.
Easy Eggnog (2-minute blender recipe)
Ingredients
- 3/4 cup heavy cream
- 1/4 cup milk
- 4 pastured egg yolks
- 2 tsp raw honey
- 2 tsp pure maple syrup
- 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
- 2 generous pinches ground nutmeg
- 1 generous pinch ground cloves
- 1 generous pinch sea salt
- additional whipped cream for topping (optional - not pictured)
Instructions
- Place all ingredients in a high powered blender and blend on medium speed for 15 seconds, then high speed for 30 seconds.
- Chill until ready to serve - I chill it in the blender container so I can seat it on the base and give it a quick whirl just before pouring into glasses.
- Serve topped with a sprinkle of ground spices and/or fresh whipped cream.
Notes
Tips for Making Easy Eggnog
- This is a pretty versatile recipe - you can adjust the milk-to-cream ratio or the amounts of sweetener and spices to suit your tastes.
- You can make it ahead and store in the fridge for up to a few days. I like to store mine in the blender pitcher so I can just blend and pour!
- I recommend chilling the mixture before serving if you have time but, if you're in a rush, you can serve it right away.
- This is an alcohol free eggnog, but feel free to add a splash of brandy or rum if you like.
- For an extra rich holiday touch, add some fresh whipped cream just before serving.
- This would be perfect as an eggnog latte - just add espresso or strong coffee.
- It also makes an incredible ice cream mixture - just add it to your pre-chilled ice cream maker and churn according to manufacturer instructions.
- I only recommend consuming raw eggs and dairy from sources you trust. I buy from local farms that I'm confident operate at the highest food safety standards.
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Delicious! As a person who has gotten ill on my favorite over easy eggs from a restaurant, I appreciate the pasteurized egg specification. I am sure the raw milk suggestion is delicious, too, although I do think people should think twice about using raw milk, as there are a couple dozen hospitalizations a year and multipe hundreds of reported, likely even more nonreported, infections transmitted through raw milks and even cheeses. People forget what it was like before laws limiting raw milk products came about. That being said, yes I have had some raw milk cheese in my past and… Read more ยป
hi! can i ask where you got the glasses shown in the photo?
Amazon – they’re whiskey glasses!
Nice, healthy easy recipe! Could I use hand mixer instead of a blender?
A hand mixer should work, though I’ve not tried it myself.
The recipe looks so yummy and delicious. I will try this for my husband on Sunday.
This is really great recipe and looks yummy. I definitely will try this weekend
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This looks so delicious. Definitely gonna try this on the weekend.
I have never attempted to make homemade eggnog. It is always fun to try a homemade version. I’ll have to give this a try!
This is the first year ever that we didn’t have egg nog. I can’t believe I didn’t even think of it.
I didn’t make an eggnog before because i didn’t get good recipes. This looks like an easy-to-follow recipe. Thanks a lot ๐