Can beer be a part of healthy diet? Yes, says registered dietitian Chris Mohr, but you'll want to keep this in mind when ...

The average can of beer has more than 100 calories. Drinking one beer is equivalent to eating a chocolate chip cookie. Drinking four is equal to eating a Big Mac.

The only craft beer I can find near home that fits within my 107-calorie-a-day limit is Yuengling Light lager, which has only 97 calories per 12-ounce serving, but just doesn’t have enough ...

But beer calories depend on both alcohol content and carbohydrate level. So if you’re a fan of today’s popular craft beers, which often have extra carbs and higher alcohol content, ...

Beer also gets the blame because alcohol calories are so easy to overdo. A typical beer has 150 calories – and if you down several in one sitting, you can end up with serious calorie overload.

A Long Island iced tea can even have more calories than a Big Mac, which has around 564 calories according to the McDonald’s Australia website. Swap a pint of beer for a bottle of beer.

With around 145 calories, a 12-ounce beer has fewer calories than a wine cooler that's the same volume and rings in around 220 calories. You can trim the calories further with a "light" beer, with ...

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The only craft beer I can find near home that fits within my 107-calorie-a-day limit is Yuengling Light lager, which has only 97 calories per 12-ounce serving, but just doesn’t have enough ...