Welcome the holiday season with a traditional Christmas drink- Coquito, also known as Puerto Rican Egg Nog. This decadent and authentic Coquito recipe is loaded with tons of coconut flavor and ...

If you're an eggnog lover, you're sure to love a Puerto Rican twist on the holiday drink called coquito. Coquito, Spanish for "small coconut," is a rich holiday drink made with rum, sweetened ...

One of the best batches of Christmas and New Year’s coquito I’ve ever made ... found the recipe for the traditional Puerto Rican-style, coconut-kissed eggnog that earned more than a few ...

And while coquito has often been called Puerto Rican eggnog, this delicious drink actually has no eggs in it at all. Without the eggs, coquito is a no-cook recipe. That means less prep and less ...

It’s spiked with Puerto Rican rum, and flavored with vanilla and cinnamon. Like eggnog, coquito is super rich and creamy, and is usually served only at the holidays. But unlike American ‘nog ...

The easiest way to describe coquito to those who aren't familiar with it is to call it "Puerto Rican eggnog." The two do share some similarities — both are creamy dairy-based cocktails enjoyed ...

Eggnog is a traditional holiday drink, but coquito is fast becoming another festive favorite. Find out the differences between eggnog and Puerto Rican eggnog. HOME ...

Puerto Rico has its coquito (co-kee-to), Mexico its rompope (rrohm-poh-peh), and Americans their traditional (or not so traditional) eggnog — and Texans can enjoy all three festive libations.