Calories of non-alcoholic beverages
Whenever we talk about the calories from drinks The most common and usual is to refer only to the calories of alcohol drinks, mainly because they tend to be the ones with the highest caloric content, and therefore contribute to our body after consumption.
In the same way, when we follow a certain weight loss diet, the most normal thing is to look at the caloric content of the foods we consume, but not in the drinks that we take more or less regularly.
For example, in the aperitif or during the meal it may be usual to have a glass of beer or a glass of wine, but if your thing is not alcohol, you surely opt for other drinks that, however, do provide calories, as is the case of a glass of soda or even a glass of juice (evidently, not just freshly made, but the packaged juices that we buy in the supermarket).
It is recommended to always opt for water instead of any other drink at the time not only to reduce thirst, but even at mealtime, and only leave drinks with alcohol for special occasions or simply for toasts.
Here we propose a list of calories that give you certain highly consumed non-alcoholic drinks, by caloric content of drinking glass:
Mineral water | 0 kcal | ||
Tonic waters | 70 kcal | ||
Packaged fruit juice | 85-90 kcal | ||
Cola drink | 90-130 kcal | ||
Orange or lemon-lime soda | 85-125 kcal | ||
Light cola soft drink | 1 kcal | ||
Flavored water | 60 kcal | ||
Light flavored water | 5-10 kcal | ||
Gatorade | 65 kcal | ||
Infusion of tea or herbs | 4 kcal | ||
Coffee | 5 kcal | ||
Aquarius | 26 kcal | ||
Cocoa shakes | 81 kcal | ||
Strawberry or vanilla smoothies | 62-66 kcal | ||
Energy drink | 45 kcal | ||
Iced tea | 29 kcal |
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