Johnnie Walker Scotch Whisky
Johnnie Walker is a Scotch Whisky made in Scotland, of course! Here are the full carb and calorie details, direct from the folks at Johnnie Walker.
Red Label
Serving Size: 1.5 oz
% ABV: 40
Calories /serving: 97
Carbohydrates (g/serving): 0
Protein (g/serving): 0
Fat (g/serving): 0
Black Label
Serving Size: 1.5 oz
% ABV: 40
Calories /serving: 97
Carbohydrates (g/serving): 0
Protein (g/serving): 0
Fat (g/serving): 0
Gold Label
Serving Size: 1.5 oz
% ABV: 40
Calories /serving: 97
Carbohydrates (g/serving): 0
Protein (g/serving): 0
Fat (g/serving): 0
Blue Label
Serving Size: 1.5 oz
% ABV: 40
Calories /serving: 97
Carbohydrates (g/serving): 0
Protein (g/serving): 0
Fat (g/serving): 0
There are many fun recipes that involve whiskey (and its relatives) which are rather low carb.
Remember that your body processes alcohol before it moves on to carbs. If you drink too much alcohol, then your body will turn all carbs you ingest into fat. I have many articles on this site that explain all the biological details about how the body processes alcohol and how it affects weight loss.
Remember to read the alcohol and dieting link below. Just because alcohol is zero carb does NOT mean it has no effect on your weight. Read and understand!
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Red Label
Serving Size: 1.5 oz
% ABV: 40
Calories /serving: 97
Carbohydrates (g/serving): 0
Protein (g/serving): 0
Fat (g/serving): 0
Black Label
Serving Size: 1.5 oz
% ABV: 40
Calories /serving: 97
Carbohydrates (g/serving): 0
Protein (g/serving): 0
Fat (g/serving): 0
Gold Label
Serving Size: 1.5 oz
% ABV: 40
Calories /serving: 97
Carbohydrates (g/serving): 0
Protein (g/serving): 0
Fat (g/serving): 0
Blue Label
Serving Size: 1.5 oz
% ABV: 40
Calories /serving: 97
Carbohydrates (g/serving): 0
Protein (g/serving): 0
Fat (g/serving): 0
There are many fun recipes that involve whiskey (and its relatives) which are rather low carb.
Remember that your body processes alcohol before it moves on to carbs. If you drink too much alcohol, then your body will turn all carbs you ingest into fat. I have many articles on this site that explain all the biological details about how the body processes alcohol and how it affects weight loss.
Remember to read the alcohol and dieting link below. Just because alcohol is zero carb does NOT mean it has no effect on your weight. Read and understand!
Whisky / Whiskey / Bourbon Low Carb Information
Bourbon Carb Information
Alcohol Carb Charts
Alcohol and Blood Sugar Levels
Alcohol and Dieting
Lisa Shea's Library of Low Carb Books
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