Is Sake Keto Friendly?

Sake is not the most suitable beverage for someone following the Keto diet, as it contains a high carbohydrate content. Although its alcohol level is low compared to other drinks, it does not fit into the parameters of a ketogenic lifestyle.

How Many Calories In Sake

A 100g of Sake contains 39 calories of which 1.5g is net carbs, 0g is protein and 0g is fat.

Nutritional Breakdown Of Sake per 100g
Calories	Net Carbs	Protein	Fat
39	1.5g	0g	0g

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