Rum and coconut pair so well together and just to make the drink look more festive, I rimmed the glass with shredded coconut. Reminds me a little of fresh snow. I also grated fresh nutmeg on the top for extra flavor and to make the drink even prettier. We all know that Santa deserves milk and cookies at all of his stops, but don’t you think he would be extra pleased with this treat? It will also help get him through the night. This recipes makes 2 drinks, but I think since Rudolph is in charge of the sleigh he should not drink and sled. So Santa is going to get very happy. He looks happy, right? Santa’s Rum Spiked Milk doesn’t have to be just for Santa. I’ll be serving them Christmas Eve when we have a couple friend over for dinner. Everyone loves a milkshake. If you find out that Santa is on the wagon this year, or you want to make these for your kids, skip the rum or substitute a non-alcoholic extract like almond, vanilla, maple or mint. If you’ve tried this Santa’s Rum Spiked Milk or any other recipe on the blog then don’t forget to rate the recipe and let me know how it turned out in the comments below. I love to hear from my readers! You can also FOLLOW ME on FACEBOOK, TWITTER, INSTAGRAM and PINTEREST to see daily recipe updates. Christmas Pudding Cookies
