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Luxlait - Egg Nog (Christmas milk drink) - 250ml
Luxlait - Egg Nog (Christmas milk drink) - 250ml

Luxlait - Egg Nog (Christmas milk drink) - 250ml

Luxlait Egg Nog in a small 250ml carton: a vanilla-flavoured, alcohol-free milk drink, to be enjoyed chilled with a straw or in a glass to discover egg nog.

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“Very chilled in a glass, with a gingerbread man to dip for a December afternoon snack.”

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“A little taste of Christmas, to be drunk through a straw.”

The Egg Nog in a discovery format

This small carton is the perfect way to try Egg Nog before moving on to the larger size. It features Luxlait 's recipe, made with milk and cream: a smooth, creamy drink that's not heavy, with a vanilla flavour reminiscent of holiday desserts. Enjoy it chilled and drink it straight from the bottle; it's also easy to take with you.

A Christmas break to go

In the UK, eggnog is a December tradition, often served with a sprinkle of nutmeg. This individual portion is perfect for Christmas shopping afternoons or children's tea time. Our tip: shake the carton well, serve it very cold in a glass, with a cinnamon shortbread or gingerbread man for dipping.

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Europe
Volume
250ml
Season
Christmas
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