Eggnog Mudslides are a festive, delicious twist on a classic. Made with vodka, coffee liqueur, and creamy eggnog, they’re the perfect cocktail for all your holiday parties!
Serious question: Can you ever go wrong with mudslides? They’re sweet and creamy and basically like dessert in a glass. With alcohol! In other words… yes, please!
I like them frozen or on the rocks, with whipped cream or without, and I especially love experimenting with different flavor combinations. Like Irish Mudslides, Pumpkin Spice Mudslides or these oh so delicious Mudslide Parfaits. One is better than the next… which just proves that you really can’t go wrong!
And these Eggnog Mudslides are no exception. They combine all the flavors of traditional mudslides with everyone’s favorite Christmas drink: eggnog! Which is a flavor match made in heaven. Garnish them with whipped cream, ground nutmeg and a cinnamon stick and watch your holidays become instantly more delicious, festive, and fun!
what you’ll need for this recipe
Vodka – I started with 1 part vodka. I used Tito’s, but feel free to use any brand you enjoy.
Kahlúa Coffee Liqueur – I added 1 part Kahlúa, but again, feel free to substitute any coffee liqueur.
Eggnog – I used 2 parts eggnog. Full fat or low fat will both work (I used full fat).
Garnishes – I added whipped cream, ground nutmeg, and a cinnamon stick as garnishes. Feel free to use chocolate shavings, cinnamon, or any of your favorite garnishes.
how to make eggnog mudslides
Combine ingredients. Combine vodka, Kahlua and eggnog in a cocktail shaker with ice.
Shake & strain. Shake well, then pour the mixture into glasses.
Garnish. Garnish each drink with whipped cream, ground nutmeg, and a cinnamon stick.
Make Ahead Tip
There are 2 easy ways to make Frozen Mudslides. The first is by adding crushed ice and blending in a high powered blender until smooth. The second is by adding vanilla ice cream and blending in a high powered blender until smooth.
Recipe Variations
- Use white or spiced rum instead of vodka
- Add vanilla ice cream and mix it in a blender
- Add a splash of Baileys
- Drizzle chocolate syrup in the glass before pouring
- Garnish with chocolate shavings instead of nutmeg and cinnamon
- Adjust the proportions according to your preferences
- Add different flavor syrups to suit your tastes or to celebrate a specific occasion
More Festive Holiday Drinks
Let’s face it… the holidays are more festive with drinks! And these are some of our favorite festive holiday cocktails:
Eggnog Mudslide
Ingredients
- 1 part kahlua
- 1 part vodka
- 2 parts eggnog
- whipped cream
- ground nutmeg
Instructions
- Combine kahlua, vodka, and eggnog in a cocktail shaker with ice.
- Shake well, then strain into glasses.
- Top with whipped cream and ground nutmeg.
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Leftover eggnog? Try one of these eggnog recipes!
Oh my goodness! This looks amazing! I need to make this asap!
Ooooo…. this is genius! I have been wanting to come up with a cocktail using eggnog that was more than just eggnog with rum or bourbon. This looks perfect! 🙂
Eggnog and fireball. Tastes like a snickerdoodle.
Impressive use of eggnog!!! Can’t wait to try it! Thanks!!!
I am so behind on my Christmas meal planning this year! I have to sit down and get that done this week…and I’m thinking that sipping one of these while I’m doing that is a wonderful idea. Yum!
Guaranteed to make Christmas prep MUCH more enjoyable. 🙂
I love the simplicity of this holiday drink. It looks wonderful.
Thanks so much, Sandi! It really is so simple to make!
12 kids! Yep, you definitely need one of these cocktails to keep you sane. They look amazing!
Mudslides are one of my favorite guilty pleasures! I can’t wait to try this!
I’m a sucker for anything eggnog!
Hi! Does 1 part = 1 shot? What is the serving size for this recipe? Can’t wait to make!
Yes-1 part=1 shot.
When a recipe says “part” It means whatever you want it to mean. If you want to make a bigger recipe then it can mean a cup. You can customize it to as much or as little as you want to make.
Can you tell me what the measurement is for one part or the actual amount you used for this recipe?
When a recipe says “part” It means whatever you want it to mean. If you want to make a bigger recipe then it can mean a cup. You can customize it to as much or as little as you want to make.
I recently made eggnog for the first time and I liked it but was kind of surprised at how bland it was. I think I would absolutely love this twist on it though!
Just made this tonight for a friend and I. It is amazing!! So simple I was guaranteed not to mess it up! Thank you!
I love mudslides adding ice cream to all in the blender. Anyone try this?
I was reading other people’s comments about “what does one part mean?”. It means if you make one cocktail one part does equal one shot. If you want to make a patch for a crowd, one part would mean if you use 1 cup vodka,1 cup kaluaha then use2 cups eggnog . What ever amount you use for eggnog use half of each liquer. 4 cups eggnog,2 cups vodka and 2 cups kaluaha etc Also just make it to taste.
Thank you. Making it for more than one person was just what I was looking for!
Lordy, lordy…. how difficult, obsessive compulsive must some folks be?
You’re recipe is awesome, easy to understand, & concise. I am so sick of all the “ninnys” in the world wanting to hear themselves more than need be.
I’m going grocery shopping today, and I’m definitely getting some Kahlua so I can make this! I mean… I have some whipped cream in the fridge that needs to get used, so…
Well I wasn’t kidding about making this drink, and I’m back to tell you how wonderfully delish this is! Oh my goodness! One sip of this and I was in heaven. It’s easy to mix, and it’s just amazingly good. Highly recommended!
I just made one, so delicious.
I can’t drink vodka. Can you recommend a substitution?
Captain Morgan Spiced Rum
Any reason a recipe that has 3 ingredients which you simply mix needs 4 photos of the drink? It tasted great, but why all the filler photos and comments?
My sister -n-law and I enjoyed this drink on Christmas eve. I enjoyed it so much I had it again on Christmas day. I added a little more eggnog in my drink. My sister -n-law likes more alcohol in hers and kept with the recipe.
I have not made this yet, and because I love a White Russian, I am totally going to love this! Excellent mix. I have never enjoyed eggnog because I don’t like rum! So, 2019 Christmas, I will certainly serve this, for me and others, TY and Ho! hO! HO!! (singing jingle bells)
likes more alcohol in hers and store.
KATHY, I FOLLOW YOUR WEBSITE REGULARLY! WHOA, THE THINGS YOU POST ARE SENSATIONAL! LOVE THE SOUNDS OF THIS
EGGNOG MULE! WILL DEFINITELY TRY THIS ONE! TY FOR YOUR POSTINGS!!
Thank you Mary! Hope you enjoy it!
Love these! They are great! What a wonderful way to ring in the new year!