Cola de mono
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Cola de mono (literally, tail of monkey) is a Chilean drink made of aguardiente liqueur, milk, coffee, and flavored with vanilla and cloves. It is associated with northern Chilean cuisine, and traditionally served around Christmas time.

See also

• Eggnog
• Rompope

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