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Non Alcoholic beer
- Thread starter Laconic
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Don’t want to burst your bubble but Guinness 0.0 isn’t carb free, in fact it has more carbs than the alcohol Guinness, carbs in 0.0 is 3.8 per 100 ml which makes it 17g carbs a 440ml can, an ordinary can of Guinness has 2.7g per 100ml.
https://www.guinness.com/en-gb/beers/guinness-zero
This link is an American site but will give you an idea of carbs in similar zero beers available here,
https://www.livestrong.com/article/303890-non-alcoholic-beer-brands-calories/
sadly most beers both alcohol free and alcoholic contain a lot of carbs, beer is often referred to as “liquid bread” there are some low carb alcoholic beers if you do drink alcohol but I’m not a beer/lager drinker so can’t help you there. There’s a lager called skinny lager that is 3g carb per bottle but that isn’t zero alcohol
https://www.guinness.com/en-gb/beers/guinness-zero
This link is an American site but will give you an idea of carbs in similar zero beers available here,
https://www.livestrong.com/article/303890-non-alcoholic-beer-brands-calories/
sadly most beers both alcohol free and alcoholic contain a lot of carbs, beer is often referred to as “liquid bread” there are some low carb alcoholic beers if you do drink alcohol but I’m not a beer/lager drinker so can’t help you there. There’s a lager called skinny lager that is 3g carb per bottle but that isn’t zero alcohol
Most low/sugar free beers have a much higher alcohol content.I have found over the years it is best to ignore all the so called diabetic foods and drink have the regular ones but only use in moderation.That would be my advice.I have lived with type 1 diagnosed 44 years ago in my late twenties
