How many carbs are in King Cobra?
King Cobra has 4.5g of carbs per 12oz serving.
Beer · 4.5g carbs · 138 calories · 6.0% ABV
King Cobra has 4.5g of carbs and 138 calories in a 12oz serving (6.0% ABV). On a standard 12 oz serving that is lower than the beer average of 13.2g. It is low-carb and can fit a keto budget if you plan for it.
Label-based figures. These numbers were compiled from label data and haven't been individually re-confirmed with the producer yet. Recipes and pack sizes change - check the package for the latest. How we get our data
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Among 863 alcoholic beer products in the catalog, King Cobra has fewer carbs than 95% of them (4.5g against a median of 13.0g) and fewer calories than 76% (138 against a median of 160). Its DrinkLeader score ranks #22 of 863. These comparisons use each drink's listed serving, so check the serving size before comparing across brands.
Where the calories come from: roughly 118 of the 138 calories are from the alcohol itself (about 85%) and about 18 from carbohydrates; the rest comes from other ingredients and rounding on the label.
King Cobra has 4.5g of carbs per 12oz serving.
King Cobra has 138 calories per 12oz serving.
It can. At 4.5g of carbs per serving, King Cobra is low-carb (5g or less) but not in the 2g-or-less keto-friendly band, so count it against your daily carb budget.
King Cobra is 6.0% ABV.
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