This is a super simple recipe to make individual eggnog cheesecakes. This is a great recipe idea if you're looking to make something sweet for a holiday party, or if you want to get on the nice list at your office potluck. You could always just make them for yourself if you're feeling naughty and don't want to share, too. We won't judge.

This ice cream is great to add on the side of any eggnog dessert you prepare, to instantly make it a la mode. Or, you can savor it all on its own while streaming a holiday movie marathon.

If you don't have an ice cream maker at home, you still have time to add it to your Christmas wish list, because who doesn't need an ice cream maker? Priorities, people.

I can't imagine a better Christmas morning breakfast than some eggnog pancakes. This recipe is super simple to make, so if you're not a whiz in the kitchen, you can still knock these out. The result is some super fluffy pancakes that look almost too good to eat... but we'll eat them anyway.

Double the eggnog, double the fun. This is a great eggnog pound cake recipe that you can put to good use for any holiday party. You can also use the eggnog icing recipe to make icing for any other flavor cake that you want to give an extra eggnog kick to. Yum!

Fudge is something you might not consider at first to serve at your holiday party, but it's something super simple for so many guests to enjoy. You can just grab a square (or several) and keep on partying. Also, you totally had us at marshmallow cream. We'll just be over here swooning.

You can't go wrong serving cupcakes at your holiday party. Everyone loves a good cupcake, so eggnog cupcakes will certainly hit home. And rum frosting? Yes, please.

For all of my fellow friends who are obsessed with chocolate, this one's for you. There's so much goodness going on in one little cupcake. It's the gift that keeps on giving.

This is another great idea for a sweet Christmas morning breakfast that the entire family will enjoy. Bread pudding is already a great holiday dessert, but adding in the eggnog flavor just makes it even more holly jolly. You can also drizzle on some rum glaze for a little boozy kick.

These little guys are like holiday cannolis, but made with tortillas. I'm sure you can even just eat the eggnog mousse on its own with some fresh fruit, and it would be absolutely delicious. Don't forget to sprinkle on the powdered sugar that looks like a little winter snowfall to complete the presentation.

I guess we're going to be eating a lot of eggnog-flavored breakfast this time of year, because we just have to try this eggnog French toast, too. A warning, though — even if you're just a little hungry, beware of watching this video. It'll make you want to run to the kitchen pronto to eat all of the eggnog food you can make.