Is there any completely non-alcoholic beers?

August Hubbard: not hardly...

Sylvie Snetting: Completely Alcohol Free Beer

Jana Sakasegawa: All beers are going to have alcohol, even the non-alcoholic. But there are malt beverages that aren't fermented. One is called Malta Goya. It's not bad. Not the same as beer, but it's malty and pretty tasty.But I do applaud your dedication. I've known of women who drink an occasional "non-alcoholic" while pregnant, but to me that's just stupid. Even if there's not much of a chance of anything affecting it, why take that risk? So yeah, good for you!

Cordia Fivecoat: No, even non-alcoholic beer has a percentage of alcohol. No way around it. Try a shirley temple - it has bubbles and a refreshing taste (ok, it's not a beer taste). Ginger Ale. Wish I could give you a better answer like it exists, but not possible.

Lana Uliano: http://www.alcoholicdrinks.net/Non-Alcoholic-Recip...This site has about 80 Non Alcoholic drinks and cocktails,ETC Enjoy!!!

Hi! lma Pestano: i think so google it!

Elvin Weichbrodt: just drink a real beer lol. ask your doctor, even he will tell you that it is absolutely ok to have A beer while your pregnant. talk to your doctor first

Joel Feagler: Pregnancy and non-alcoholic beerIn spite of it’s alcohol content of up to 0.5% vol. â€" an amount which can occur naturally even in fruit juices â€" non-alcoholic beers have no alcoholic effect on the body. In fact, all carbohydrate-containing foods form small amounts of alcohol in your stomach.Because of the diluting effect of the relatively high water content of non-alcoholic beers, their concentration of particles (such as minerals and trace elements) corresponds roughly to that of human blood. Therefore, these particles are taken up much faster by the body than is the case with other beverages. This makes non-alcoholic beers ideal electrolytes and mineral-rich, regenerative beverages especially after strenuous activities such as a work-o! ut or mowing a lawn on a hot day.For women who are pregnant or! breast-feeding, non-alcoholic beers are a completely harmless alternative to alcoholic beverages. According to Professor Anton Piendl, they are even downright beneficial, because they are rich in potassium, but low to very low in calories and sodium, as well as fat- and cholesterol-free. In addition, they can promote the formation of prolactin, a hormone of the pituitary gland that stimulates the production of milk during breast-feeding. Finally, the bitter substances from the hops in non-alcoholic beer have a soothing effect.I personally do not drink and never have so I did not have these cravings while pregnant.I think the best person to ask would be your OB doctor and get their advice on the matter.Be safe and have a happy, healthy pregnancy,delivery and a wonderful bundle of joy!