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Yes, you can eat foxtail millet while fasting if your fast allows food; for water/clean fasts, it breaks the fast.

Custard powder contains starch and often sugar, so it ends most fasts; keep it for your eating window unless your fast allows calories.

Yes, plain cocoa can fit some fasts in tiny amounts, but sugar, milk, and cocoa mixes add calories and end a strict fast.

No, doda barfi breaks a calorie-free fast; some religious fasts may allow it if its ingredients match your rules.

Dark chocolate has calories, so it ends a strict fast; a measured square can fit some fasting styles once your eating window starts.

Dalia has calories and carbs, so it breaks most “no-food” fasts, yet it can fit well in your eating window or pre-dawn meal.

Dahi is allowed in many fasts, but the right choice depends on your fasting rules, the type of fast, and what’s mixed into the curd.

No, chewing cumin seeds adds calories and breaks a strict fast; keep cumin for your eating window or after sunset.

Yes, bottle gourd can fit many fasts, but it breaks a water-only fast and may not match every religious fast rule.

Yes, carrot halwa breaks a strict fast; keep it for your eating window or a modified fast day that allows calories.