If you've ever wondered what it would be like to combine an egg cream beverage with Cadbury Cream Eggs, Rachel Sanders at BuzzFeed is with you. Where as Cadbury Cream Eggs have reached monstrous popularity -- no doubt aided by the limited release every Easter -- egg cream remains a relatively uncommon drink from yesteryear, a pop shop staple mixing milk with seltzer.
Undoubtedly an unusual combination (especially as the Cadbury variety is associated with celebrating Easter while the egg cream is Jewish and drunk during Passover), the Cadbury Cream Egg Egg Cream is a truly unbeatable combination perfect for families celebrating Chrismukkah this holiday season. To create your own, you'll only need three ingredients.
Culture-Combining Cream Beverages
The Cadbury Cream Egg Egg Cream Unites Easter and Passover
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