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No, milk in tea adds calories during intermittent fasting, so plain tea is the safe choice for a strict fast.

No, a strict water-only fast allows water only; plain tea suits intermittent fasting plans but breaks a true water fast.

Yes, plain tea without milk or sugar fits a fasting window; any add-ins with calories end the fast.

Yes, plain unsweetened tea fits most fasting windows; milk, sugar, and cream add calories and break a strict fast.

Yes, sweetened squash breaks a fast; sugar-free cordial may still disrupt goals depending on your fasting style.

Yes, drinking tea after a fast is fine—start with plain tea, then add milk or sweetener later if your stomach feels settled.

Yes, sugar-free Liquid I.V. fits hydration-style fasting, but its ~20 calories per stick break strict, zero-calorie fasts.

Yes, during intermittent fasting you can drink plain tea and black coffee; skip milk, sugar, and creamers to keep the fast.

Yes, small sips of milk fit some intermittent fasting styles, but any calories can break a strict fasting window.

Yes, plain water during intermittent fasting is allowed and does not break a calorie-based fast.