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    Here's the thing: A food calorie is not a calorie in this sense. It's a kilocalorie (kcal). A walk will burn about 5 kcal a minute, so that litre (which is quite a bit) will do you the equivalent of half a second of brisk walking. The idea that you can lose weight this way is only due to this mix-up of units.