Eggnog, coquito or rompope, all three sweet and creamy holiday beverages are available in Texas. Matt Mead, Charlene Mcbride and Tobias R. Love it or hate it, Americans drink roughly 14.5 million ...

Similar to an eggnog recipe, rompope is a mixture of egg yolks, milk, vanilla, and a splash of alcohol, but instead of nutmeg, most recipes call for cloves and a stick of cinnamon.

Love it or hate it, Americans drink roughly 14.5 million gallons of eggnog each year. That is 19,383 tons, to be exact, of the sweet, creamy and boozy holiday drink. That is tons to love and hate ...

Get sauced on sweet poached guavas smothered in a potent Mexican eggnog liqueur called rompope. At $3.99, the simple, relatively healthful dessert is an absolute steal. 4030 E. Gage Ave., Bell ...

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Rompope (Mexican-style Eggnog) 6 cups milk; 1 ¼ cups sugar; 1 cinnamon stick; 1 whole clove; ¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg; 1 /3 cup (about 1 ½ ounces) slivered or blanched almonds (see note) ...

During the holidays rompope is a popular alcoholic drink that resembles the taste of egg nog. It’s made with ground almonds, eggs, milk, vanilla flavoring and rum. It has a creamy consistency ...

Krémas, coquito and rompope: Caribbean and Mexican holiday drinks and where to find them Restaurants are pouring up glasses of Puerto Rican coquito and Haitian krémas for the holidays, while ...