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A COMPARISON OF LIGHT BEERS

6/29/2018

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With the 4th of July right around the corner, this one’s for the adults. Light beer can be a good choice to let loose without wrecking your hard work and we’ve compared some of the top light beers below. It’s common for most light beers to hang around 100 calories and 4.2% alcohol by volume (ABV). If those super-low calorie beers (Miller64 and Bud Select 55) seem like a dream come true, the calorie reduction also means reduction in alcohol content. Use regular Budweiser as a baseline for comparison.

BASELINE:
Budweiser
145 Cals, 5.0% ABV
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AROUND 100 CALORIES:
Michelob Ultra
95 Cals, 4.2% ABV
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Natural Light
95 Cals, 4.2% ABV
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Busch Light
95 Cals, 4.1% ABV
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Miller Light
96 Cals, 4.2% ABV
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Coors Light
102 Cals, 4.2% ABV
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Bud Light
110 Cals, 4.2% ABV
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LOW CALORIES, LOW ALCOHOL:
Miller64
64 Cals, 2.8% ABV
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Bud Select 55
55 Cals, 2.4% ABV

SOURCES
Sortable Beer Calories, ABV, Efficiency Table

http://www.efficientdrinker.com/beer/complete-calories-abv.html



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    Amanda is a mother of three (10, 7, and 5) and has been married for 14 years.   My weight loss journey started July 17, 2008, one day after my daughter's first birthday.  Tipping the scales at 235 pounds at 5'3, being an over weight, over tired, out of shape role model no longer appealed to me and I knew it was time for a change.   Three pregnancies later, I had lost a total of 105 pounds.  I had run 2 marathons and dozens of half marathons.  Something was missing.  I was thin, but I wasn't fit.  I wasn't healthy.  I could feel it in my insides.  I was 136 pounds and a size 8.  Something didn't add up.   I got my certification in personal training, nutrition, weight management, and dove into supplementation and whole foods.  90 days later, I gained 10 pounds and lost two pants sizes (8 to a 4). 
     
    Continuing on this path, all of my clients wanted to know how I was doing it.  I always dreamed of creating a business that truly added value to people and improved their health.  My husband, Grant, and I decided it was time to take that leap.

    December 9, 2016, Simply Prepped Meals was born.  Based around the mission of providing whole food based nutrition to people's doorsteps, we set out to create a new idea that fast food didn't have to be expensive or bad for you.   Six months later, we built our permanent location in Cynthiana, IN.  Then, January 2, 2018, we entered into a partnership with the YMCA of Southern Indiana to continue spreading the word of meal prep and eating with purpose. 

    Amanda coaches individually as well as continues to drive their business.  Any questions about personal coaching can be directed to her at amanda@simplypreppedmeals.com

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