It has a lot of carbs, but no fat so.
There's not much in it. Both contain alcohol, and both contains sugars. The difference maybe marginal.
All alcohol is technically "fattening", because of the high carbohydrate content. One glass every now and again won't make you pork out, though.
I've heard that it's actually healthy to have a small glass of red wine each day. It's supposedly good for your heart. Don't over do it though, haha! =)
Yes very one glass of red wine is the same as one deep pan pizza
all alcohol is fattening.
both red & white wine are as bad as each other for piling on the pounds.
sorry.
sugar is after all the main ingredient.
The higher the alcohol the higher the calories.
xxR
Both the same unless its sparkling, then its worse
I hope not, i've got a bottle waiting for me when i finish work!
No. Red wine is actually good for you. It helps your heart. I am not sure but I have also been told that it helps your digestive track. And its better that drinking coke with your dinner.
One standard drink (100 mls) of red wine contains 283 kilojoules compared with 270 kilojoules for a medium-dry white wine or sparkling wine. A standard drink of dry sherry contains the least kilojoules of any wine - around 129 - while fortified wines contain the most at 343 kilojoules.
Your best bet if you are trying to lose weight is spirit and tonic water or diet mixer.
Depends on the wine go to
http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/healthy_livi...
Alcohol is sugar, so yes, it can cause one to get fat. There is no fat in it, but it is high in what is called empty calories-about 150 calories in an average serving.
dont worry just drink it !!!
When alcohol enters the body, it is given "first-class" treatment. This doesn't mean that it's giving your body what it needs, but that it is metabolized and absorbed more quickly than anything else in your body.
When you have a drink, your body converts a small amount of the alcohol consumed into fat. The rest -- the large majority of it -- is converted by the liver into a substance called acetate. Acetate is released into the bloodstream and is used as the body's primary source of fuel and energy.
Seems good that the body is burning the alcohol, right? Think again. Your body is using the alcohol and not the stored fat in your body as energy. Not to mention that the unused alcohol calories are also being stored as fat.
Recent studies have shown that some men have a gene that makes them especially susceptible to abdominal weight gain. If you're one of these unlucky guys, you are even more likely to develop a gut from drinking.