Definition of milk punch
: a mixed drink of alcoholic liquor, milk, and sugar
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Top-tier Indy bartender Simon poured impressive cocktails, including clear milk punches.
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Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille is serving its dinner menu all day, as well as special cocktails like brandy milk punch and bloody marys ($4.95).
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The book goes on to cover cocktails that have Southern roots like Ramos gin fizz and milk punch.
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To continue reading this story, TRY IT NOW Grits carbonara, Parmesan biscuits and a boozy bourbon milk punch join the party for brunch.
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Due to state law, Kevin Hopper cannot serve this version of milk punch at Capitol Bar on State Street.
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Revelers greeted a sunny Mardi Gras, Feb. 13, with costumes, barbecues, milk punches, bloody Marys, Popeye's fried chicken and everything else that made this unique New Orleans day their own.
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This is particularly true at New Orleans brunch tables, where the following milk punch recipe has become a staple in the Crescent City.
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Caveat emptor: the lactose-heavy milk punch can quickly become a gut punch around, oh, drink four or so.
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