Get Drunk Not Fat is a site that lists and ranks alcohol based on amount of included alcohol % versus calorie content.
Look, we all know that drinking heavily is bad for you but since that hasn't stopped anyone from doing it, at least you can be aware of the ramifications of doing so. (Also, if you're trying to get your date smashed off that new 55 calorie beer, you better grab a 20 pack.)
We are not doctors and are not recommending that any type of drinking is healthy or a part of a balanced diet. We also realize that the list is not complete. (Hey, we're humans, not encyclopedias.) If you have information that you think we should have, please send it to us using the "Submit Alcohol" form.
Do you have something else to say? Do you want to pay lots of money for our service and/or advertise on this site? Please use the "Contact Us" form and get in touch with the staff. (We're also open to accepting/trying free samples!)
Thank you for visiting Get Drunk Not Fat!
FAQ
Question: What is Calorie to Alcohol Ratio?
Answer: Calorie to Alcohol Ratio is derived by taking the calories in 12 ounces of an alcoholic beverage and dividing it by the alcoholic content (ABV). For instance a 12 oz Budweiser contains 145 calories and contains 5.0% alcohol. If you divide 145 by 5 you get a ratio of 29. Mike's Hard Lemonade also contains 5.0% alcohol but has 235 calories. 235 / 5 = a score of 47 which is not desirable. Unless you are a trying to meet Chris Hansen of Dateline NBC in person you probably shouldn't be buying that crap anyway!
Question: How is the price calculated on getdrunknotbroke.com?
Answer: Let's use the 80 proof Vodka example:
- $9.99 for 1.75 liter (price taken from national grocery store chain)
- 1.75 liter = 59.17 ounces
- 59.17 x 40% (alcohol content) = 23.67 ounces pure alcohol
- $9.99 / 23.67 oz = $0.422 per ounce of pure alcohol
Question: Your calorie information does not match what I find on some popular websites that list calorie information. Why is that?
Answer: Mostly because these sites are inaccurate! Whenever possible GDNF contacts the manufacturer directly to get the calorie and ABV information to ensure accuracy. If you have any questions on the accuracy of our data please use the "Contact Us" form and we will respond as soon as we can.
