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08-18-2012 11:29 PM |
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Originally Posted by Neapolitan
(Post 1218984)
The alcohol content per calorie is nearly identical. If he drank four beers at 6.5% instead of six pack of 4.2% his caloric intake will still be 600 calories with the same exact buzz. :rolleyes: The only difference would be that he had two beer of 6.5% left over which I doubt he could resist drinking and thus adding a 50% more calories... calories that he was trying to advoid in the first place.
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Beers usually come in packs.
In terms of beer: 9 calories = 1 fat gram. So...
1 beer containing 150 calories = 16.6 fat grams
1 beer containing 100 calories = 11.1 fat grams
And in terms of alcohol, any drinker knows that 6.5% feels significantly more drunky than 4.2%. This, of course, can only be qualified by the individual user.
Regardless of the amount of beer that one consumes: for those drinking a sh itty-tasting light (100 calorie) beer, the drinker gains 5.5 less fat grams than if they drink a nice-tasting, quality (150 calorie) beer.
So the question is: How many do they drink?
And that is, of course, up to the appetite of the drinker. |
