how many grams in a teaspoon of eggnog?

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• How many grams in a teaspoon of eggnog?
  About 5.29 g per level teaspoon, slightly heavier than a teaspoon of milk because of the cream and sugar. That's enough to thin a stiff icing without flooding it, or to swap into a teaspoon-scale custard call when you want the nutmeg-and-yolk character without overhauling the recipe's liquid balance.
• How do I turn powdered sugar glaze into eggnog glaze?
  Replace the milk in your standard glaze with eggnog, teaspoon for teaspoon — usually 2-4 teaspoons (10-21 g) per cup of powdered sugar, added a teaspoon at a time until the glaze ribbons off the whisk. The glaze sets a touch softer than a milk version because of the extra fat, so let drizzled cookies dry uncovered.
• Can I use a teaspoon of eggnog in an egg wash?
  Yes. Whisking 1-2 teaspoons of eggnog (5-11 g) into a beaten egg gives pastry tops a deeper, slightly sweeter color than plain egg wash, with a faint nutmeg note. It's a common move on holiday pie crusts and braided breads. Brush thinly — pooled eggnog wash scorches faster than plain egg.

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