If you're selling "holiday egg nog" in early-mid-October, then the holiday in question on your label had damn well better have ghosts and pumpkins and an orange motif.
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Get your holidays straight, Lucerne
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You've probably wondered where holidays come from.
If you haven't, I'd say it's time you begun!
For holidays are the result of much fuss and hard work for the worlds that create them for us.
I agree! I love my eggnog but would it be so hard to have early vs late season packaging?
+Mary M. Cooper It might encourage folk who think of Egg Nog as a Christmas treat to try it for Thanksgiving or Halloween …
I was just looking for egg nog at King Soopers last week. There was none to be had. Maybe this week?
Maybe egg nog is a Columbus Day thing.
Maybe they thinks it ferments itself.
It's a war on Halloween!