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1. Science of Nutrition / Energy in Food / Problem 12
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Which of the following lists the correct energy density of alcohol and the implication for alcoholic beverages' caloric content?
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Alcohol provides about 3 kcal/g, therefore alcoholic beverages are relatively low in calories and contribute little to daily energy intake.
B
Alcohol provides about 9 kcal/g, equal to fat, so alcoholic beverages always have the same caloric impact as high-fat foods per gram.
C
Alcohol provides zero usable kcal/g because the body cannot metabolize ethanol for energy, which is why beverages never appear on calorie counts.
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Alcohol provides about 7 kcal/g, so alcoholic beverages can contribute substantial calories independent of macronutrient carbohydrates, proteins, or fats listed on some labels.
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