if you’re looking to swap out that traditional eggnog for something that slaps a tad differently, this Peanut Punch has entered the chat. It’s a delightful dance of velvety smoothness with that oh-so-cozy warmth of spices. It’s a sip that’s both richly nutty and subtly sweet, brought to life with a cheeky hint of oats. If eggnog’s creamy allure has been your jam but you’re craving a switch-up, this drink serves up festive feels with a side caribbean tradition. Chef’s kiss!

Guess who joined the party? Bob’s Red Mill, bringing their A-game with those Old Fashioned Rolled Oats. We collaborated on this Peanut Punch venture, and while they’re sponsoring this tropical tango, every sassy sip and sentiment? That’s all your girl. 🥜🍹💃”

Need A Quick Meal Plan?

Here’s a roundup of caribbean treats that’ll ensure your Peanut Punch isn’t sipping solo, but rather, in the grand company of flavors that are pure 🔥. Get ready to get snatched by this line-up:

• Entree: Fried Jamaican Escovitch Fish – crispy red snapper filets, spiced just right with homemade escovitch sauce – a vibrant blend of pan-fried onions, carrots, allspice, and scotch bonnet peppers.
• Sauce: Homemade Mango Habanero Hot Sauce – This sauce is a thrilling tango of spicy habanero and sweet mango. A perfect balance of fiery, sweet, and tangy. A must-try for every spice enthusiast.
• Veg: Jamaican Steamed Cabbage – Tender cabbage shreds, simmered with aromatic bell peppers, carrots, and garlic.
• Side: Roasted Plantains – Roasted to caramelized perfection and kissed with butter

Holiday Remix With Peanut Punch

Let me spill the tea on this Peanut Punch recipe that I’ve been absolutely obsessing over. First of all, if you’ve ever wanted to feel like the main character in a tropical movie scene, this drink’s got your back. Just imagine sipping on this creamy blend of rich peanuts intertwined with the comforting embrace of oats. It’s giving velvety smoothness with an extra dash of island magic. Every single last drop has that perfect mix of nuttiness and a cheeky hint of sweet.

During the holidays our family would always swap out at least one traditional dishes for something more fabulous or unique? This is giving that exact energy but in liquid form. “Eggnog who?” Ditch the usual drinks; this one’s dripping with Caribbean soul and cozy vibes.💃🍹

Key Ingredients For Peanut Punch

• Creamy Peanut Butter: The star of the show, y’all! This brings that rich and creamy nuttiness we’re living for. Pro-tip: opt for a smooth peanut butter to keep your punch super silky, but if you’re feeling a little adventurous, crunchy could add a fun twist.
• Bob’s Red Mill Old Fashioned Rolled Oats: Not just for breakfast! When blended, these oats elevate the punch with a cozy, wholesome texture.
• Almond Milk, Unsweetened: This is where we get that luscious, milky base. If almond milk ain’t your thing, you could totally sub in regular milk, oat milk or even coconut milk for some extra tropical vibes.
• Vanilla Extract: A splash of this turns the entire punch into a fragrant paradise. Make sure you’re using the real deal, not the imitation stuff.
• Ground Cinnamon & Nutmeg: These are your warming, aromatic spices that make the punch feel extra tropical.
• Sweetened Condensed Milk: This gives your punch a sweet, velvety richness. If you’re watching your sugar, you can dial it down or consider a lighter alternative.
• Ice Cubes: Because nobody likes a lukewarm punch. These cubes keep things chill and refreshing.

How To Make Homemade Peanut Punch

Here’s the quick rundown, but more detailed instructions can be found below in the recipe card. 

Make Ahead & StorageTips

• Prepping Like a Pro: To get the most out of your rolled oats, consider soaking them in almond milk overnight. This not only softens them up but infuses the milk with a deeper, oat-y richness. The next day, blend as usual.
• Ice, Ice, Maybe Later: Here’s a little nugget of wisdom: If you’re making ahead, hold off on adding those ice cubes straight into the mix. We don’t want our fabulous drink turning all watery on us. Add ice only when you’re ready to serve.
• Keep It Cool: If you have leftover peanut punch pour it into a pitcher or bottles that have a snug lid, and it’ll be cozy in the fridge for up to 3 days.
• Shake It Off: Before you pour out that luscious glass, give your stored Peanut Punch a good shake or a thorough stir. It’s like waking it up from its beauty sleep.