Day 19- Your view on eggnog.

[strange_complex]

I get the impression it is more of a north American than an English thing. Our trans-Atlantic cousins' equivalent to mulled wine, I suppose. In fact, the only time I can recall actually drinking any was at a Christmas party hosted by the lovely redkitty23, who is indeed American. It seemed OK, but I haven't felt inspired to track any down since

Comments

[ms_siobhan]

I'm always up for a xmas/booze related riot ;-)

I'm always cheered by this riot though - http://leedsstories.net/2010/09/27/the-dripping-riots/

[strange_complex]

Excellent! I wonder if Eliza ever did open up her pub?

[ms_siobhan]

A tinternet search of both pubs and publicans doesn't turn up any results so it doesn't look like it. But if Richard and I ever do open a cafe like we often talk of doing we'd have to call it that in her honour and have a little plaque to her.

[strange_complex]

Hehe - not sure you would pull in that many customers nowadays with a name like 'The Dripping Pan', though!

[ms_siobhan]

I fear you may be right and Richard has vetoed my idea of the Dripping Gusset as well ;-)