All sugars are carbs, but not all carbs are sugars (starch is a carbohydrate but it's not a "sugar", even though it breaks down to sugar in your digestive system; cellulose is chemically a carbohydrate but it doesn't break down in your digestive system, so from a dietary standpoint it's considered "fiber"). There are essentially none of either in gin, so the amount in a gin martini depends on how much vermouth you use (and whether or not you put in an olive ... there are some carbs in an olive).
Vodka contains no sugar, carbs, fat, cholesterol, or sodium.
carbs and sugar arent even the same there bud
Depends on the carbonated drink you mix in the vodka with (as far as I know most unflavored vodkas have very little to no sugar).
For one serving (28.0 g) of the small hearts, there are 28 grams of carbs (27 grams of sugar). That's 9% of the daily value. For 16 pieces of the large hearts, there are 39 grams of carbs (38 grams of sugar). That's 13% of the daily value.
The nutritional label on a Corona Light does not list the amount of sugar. However is does list 5 grams of carbohydrates. Sugar is a type of carbohydrate so it is possible that it has up to 5 grams of sugar.
Powdered sugar contains 30 grams of carbohydrates per 1/4 cup serving, so there are 120 grams of carbohydrates per cup of powdered sugar.
A level teaspoonful of sugar weighs roughly five grams.Five grams = 5000 milligrams.
There is no sodium, sugar, carbs, or fats in vodka.
7 grams of carbs
0.1-1 grams. Could be higher but thats a pretty standard range.
There are 69 calories, 2 grams carbohydrate, and 2 grams sugar, in each ounce of Hennessy. i found this out using cha-cha
Hard boiled chicken egg, 100 grams = 1.1 grams of carbs