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Keto beverages look simple — water, black coffee, unsweetened tea — but the moment you walk past the juice aisle or the kombucha display, hidden carbs appear. Kombucha has 5-9g of sugar per bottle (despite 'low-sugar' claims), VitaminWater has 27g per bottle, fruit-infused water often uses real fruit juice (3-5g), coconut water has 6g per 100ml, horchata is 12g per 8oz. This page lists 15 truly keto-safe beverages (sparkling water, black coffee, unsweetened tea, almond milk at 1g per cup, oat milk comparison at 4g per cup, diet soda at 0g, bone broth, electrolyte drinks without sugar, hard seltzer at 0g, dry wine at 2g per glass, spirits at 0g, coffee with heavy cream, unsweetened almond milk lattes, keto smoothies base of coconut milk + avocado) and flags the 5 'looks healthy' drinks that aren't. Useful when answering 'is milk tea keto friendly?' and similar search queries that route to this page.
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