Tag: High noon seltzer

With sales of canned hard seltzers bubbling over, one industry report states that over half of U.S. alcohol drinkers consume at least one per week. This rapid rise in popularity has led many to question the health implications. But is High Noon seltzer good for you, or is its 'healthier' reputation just clever marketing?

Despite anecdotal claims about "moon diets" promoting detoxification, rigorous scientific evidence is lacking to support that aligning meals with lunar phases is genuinely healthy. This leads many to question, **is high moon healthy**? The answer depends entirely on the context and distinguishing folklore from factual nutrition.

The average 12-ounce can of High Noon vodka seltzer contains less than 5 grams of carbohydrates, a significant factor for those mindful of their carb intake. The query "How many carbs are in a high moon?" is a common misspelling that refers to the popular hard seltzer brand, High Noon.