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Yes, calorie-free green tea and most “diet” versions fit fasting windows; sweetened bottles and milky mixes do not.

Yes, tart cherry juice past the date can be safe if unopened and quality checks pass; toss it if smell, fizz, or flavor seems off.

Yes, you can have fresh orange juice at night, but small portions and smart timing reduce reflux and tooth enamel risks.

Yes, fresh orange juice in pregnancy is safe only when it’s pasteurized or brought to a full boil for 1 minute.

Yes, daily fresh fruit juice is okay in small portions (4–8 oz), but whole fruit should be your default for better fiber and fullness.

Yes—moderate English Breakfast tea is usually fine in pregnancy when caffeine stays under 200 mg per day.

Yes, sipping decaffeinated tea at night is usually fine, since decaf tea contains only trace caffeine compared with regular tea.

Yes, Earl Grey tea pairs well with milk; adjust ratio to taste and skip lemon to avoid curdling.

Yes, decaf espresso is fine in pregnancy when your total caffeine stays under about 200 mg per day from all sources.

Yes, flavored black coffee fits a fast when the flavor adds no calories; sweetened syrups and creamers end the fast.