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My current theory is that I'm getting to taco bell effect from the eggnog. Didn't realize until looking at the label about an hour ago, but it's got an insane concentration of added sugars, cholesterol, and saturated fats. I drank half the carton today (well, yeaterday) qnd if my mental math is right I've gotten 80% of my daily cholesterol, 100% of my daily saturated fats, and 120% of my daily added sugars. If my fiancée found out, she would be so upset because she made me promise that I wouldn't die first
Oh you drank that much? I limit myself to a glass per sitting otherwise the same thing happens. It's great tasting but enjoy it slower instead of gulping.
THAT WAS ONE GLASS
I mean, it was a large glass, but the whole carton is only one pint. I don't usually drink all of it in one sitting.