One of the biggest concerns with commercial ginger ale is its high sugar content. Many brands contain more sugar per serving than popular soft drinks, which can have unintended health consequences.

Ginger ale likely became known as a stomach settler due to its association with ginger. ... “Most commercial ginger ale contains very little to no actual ginger,” Sassos said.

One can of commercial-brand ginger ale can have 10 to 13 teaspoons of added sugar in it, yet contain only a tiny bit of natural or synthetic ginger flavoring. Sugar helps feed bad bacteria in your ...

“Most commercial ginger ale contains very little to no actual ginger,” Sassos said. In recent years, false advertising lawsuits have been filed against the company that makes Canada Dry ginger ...

A long-shared ginger ale myth has led many people to believe the carbonated drink can ease nausea and upset stomachs. Doctors and dietitians say it's not true — here's the story.

Even when real ginger root is used in ginger ale, however, the beverage still contains "high levels of sugar, which can reduce its health benefits," she adds.A single 12-ounce can of ginger ale ...

While commercial ginger ale may contain preservatives and artificial colors, homemade ginger ale can be a healthier alternative, made with natural ingredients like ginger water, ...

Most mules will use ginger beer, not ale, which tends to have deeper flavors and more hints of spice than ginger ales. However, The Kitchn notes that you can use the two interchangeably.

Gass says the difference in these beverages comes down to flavor profile…and vibes. “Ginger beer lends itself to those with a more refined palate, or those feeling adventurous,” he says.