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HugAPanda

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Q: Are McDonalds Eggnog Milkshakes available in China?

LOL... this is an extremely important question! I get one every year. This might be a deal breaker!

14 years 25 weeks ago in Food - Chengdu

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HappyExPat

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Nope, but I do make my own eggnog each year, rather easy to do and quite tatsy. Try Google for the recipee.

HugAPanda:

I wouldn't drink enough to make it... just a small Mickey D's shake is more than enough to get me through the holidays :)

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TedDBayer

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I'll send you one, what do you want in it?

HugAPanda:

Teddy, I'm not sure I'd trust you :P

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fish79

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What is in eggnog?

Cream, sugar, eggs, nutmeg, cinnamon, and bourbon (for the McD version you have to bring you own bourbon, or at least know this real sketchy guy named Steve that works the night shift, but I for some reason question the cream he uses).

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deefoe:

the best 30 lbs you'll ever enjoy putting one while drinking a beverage!!!!!

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HugAPanda:

yes!

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