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Yes, pregnant women can drink a caramel frappuccino in moderation, keeping caffeine and added sugar within daily limits.

Yes, pregnant women can drink carrot juice in pasteurized form, in modest servings, as part of a balanced diet.

Yes, pregnant women can drink cucumber juice if cucumbers are washed and the juice is pasteurized—or made fresh at home and served immediately.

Yes, limited amounts of dandelion root tea can be okay in pregnancy when used modestly and checked against medicines.

Yes, pregnant women can drink Horlicks Women Plus, but treat it as a food drink—not a prenatal—and check vitamin A, sugar, and your prescribed plan.

Yes, pregnant women can drink frappes in moderation, keeping caffeine under 200 mg and choosing pasteurized, low-sugar options.

Yes, pregnant women can drink dragon fruit juice if it’s pasteurized and hygienic; keep servings small to manage sugar.

Yes, pregnant women can drink espresso coffee if total caffeine stays under 200 mg per day—usually 1–2 shots depending on size.

Yes, pregnant women can drink green juice when it’s pasteurized or HPP-treated, kept to small servings, and balanced with whole produce.

Yes, pregnant women can drink ginger lemon tea in moderation, using real ginger and pasteurized lemon juice for safer relief.