how many calories in light beer?

Answer 1

Not enough. Light beer is a crime against nature and should only be given to children ......... as punishment. To make light beer they remove the flavor by using less ingredients, remove some of the alcohol by brewing it for a shorter time. The net effect is a watery product that costs them less to make in a shorter amount of time. They have convinced you that this is somehow a good thing because you have to drink more of it to gain the same effect as less regular beer (which is pretty bland too). To me the whole thing sounds like a con job set up to steal your money. If it ain't black, it ain't beer.

Answer 2

Consumption of beer in the United States is about 33 gallons per person per year based on persons over 18 years of age (6). In all, over six billion gallons of beer are produced each year in the United States (6,7).
Generally three types of beer are sold: regular, light, and non-alcoholic. The term light intends to signify a product with less alcohol and fewer calories than regular beer. About 2-3 percent of beer sales are now of the light type (4). Non-alcoholic beer usually claims less than a half percent of alcohol and is intended for people who desire a product with little or no alcohol.

In all, 202 samples of beer were tested. The alcohol and calorie content for each sample are reported. In comparison to regular beer which averaged 5 percent alcohol and 43 calories per 100 ml, light and non-alcoholic beer averaged 16 and 94 percent less alcohol and 27 and 60 percent fewer calories, respectively.

Answer 3

97 calories in Miller Lite 12 oz. and most of the rest of light beers are 100-110 calories per 12oz.

If you're looking to save calories when you drink alcohol...brandy has only 50 per shot. Add some seltzer if you want to the brandy.

Answer 4

Beer calorie guide (domestic and imported!) here:

http://www.united-nations-of-beer.com/beer-calorie-guide.html

Answer 5

it varies so look on the can.Usually about 90.

Answer 6

who cares? just drink it.

Answer 7

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