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Super nitpicky: sugar is 4 kcal/gram, but so is protein, and fats is 9 kcal/g, over double the caloric content. By saying sugar is "pure calories," I guess you
by EForEndeavour 7y ago
Super nitpicky: sugar is 4 kcal/gram, but so is protein, and fats is 9 kcal/g, over double the caloric content.
By saying sugar is "pure calories," I guess you mean that it doesn't contain any fibre or micronutrients that might give it redeeming qualities (besides its taste), which is true.
- jacques_chester 7y agoMost people are not putting spoonfuls of beef in their coffee. Sugar is, quite literally, pure carbohydrates. Most sources of protein are not, unless you're consuming refined amino acids (pro tip: they taste awful).
- AnimalMuppet 7y ago> Most people are not putting spoonfuls of beef in their coffee. That could be... interesting. It could be in the form of beef bullion, so you really could put in a spoonful. But I wonder if bacon would be better...
- hoseja 7y agoBrits have that, it's called Bovril.
- EForEndeavour 7y agoLots of people do add cream, though, and some people add coconut oil (MCT oil) or actual cow's-milk butter.