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One small cup (100 ml) of milk tea with sugar has 77 kcal. Calories in tea depend on their serving size or quantity in ml and recipe. Here is a table of how calories increase with the serving size of tea.
Milk tea (in ml) | Calories (kcal) | |||
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1 Cup | 2 Cups | 3 Cups | ||
1 Small cup or 1 Teacup (100 ml) | 77 | 154 | 231 | |
1 Medium cup or 1 Mug (200 ml) | 154 | 308 | 462 | |
1 Large cup (300 ml) | 231 | 462 | 692 |
Milk tea contains 48% carbohydrates, 10% protein, and 42% fat. It is a good source of antioxidants, calcium, and vitamin D. Download the Hint app to track the number of calories consumed from milk tea and recipes for various types of teas.
One small cup (100 ml) of milk tea without sugar has 62 kcal. Calories in tea depend on their serving size or quantity in ml and recipe. Here is a table of how calories increase with the serving size of tea.
Milk tea (in ml) | Calories (kcal) |
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1 Small cup or 1 Teacup (100 ml) | 62 |
1 Medium cup or 1 Mug (200 ml) | 123 |
1 Large cup (300 ml) | 185 |
Milk tea contains 31% carbohydrates, 14% protein, and 55% fat. Milk tea without sugar is a source of antioxidants, calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D. It helps lower blood pressure and strengthen bones.
No. Adding sugar and milk to the tea increases the calorie content of the tea, leading to extra calorie intake and weight gain.
Studies conclude that the addition of milk to tea decreases the insulin-sensitizing effects of tea1. Therefore diabetic patient needs to drink black tea and avoid adding sugar or milk to their tea.
No. Research suggests that adding milk to black tea alters the acute impact of regular tea consumption on vascular function and blood pressure in adults2. Tea consumption may increase the risk of arterial stiffness and can lead to heart diseases3.
Many pieces of research indicate that dairy products which are a good source of calcium can not only trigger PCOS conditions but also may directly affect obesity and insulin resistance, two factors that themselves act as the causes of PCOS 4.
Milk, cheese, and butter are not recommended for women with PCOS. This is because women with PCOS have the tendency to develop insulin resistance and the ingestion of dairy can lead to higher levels of insulin.
The caffeine and calcium in milk tea can affect the absorption of the thyroid drug known as levothyroxine. They can reduce the absorption of the drug by lowering its efficacy. So maintain a gap of at least 4 hours between medication and intake of dairy products5.
Milk tea is a good source of antioxidants, calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D. These nutrients help boost immunity.
A 2008 study, suggests that tea improves muscular strength.
Tea contains polyphenols that reduce inflammation and oxidative stress, preventing muscle breakdown, and improving bone mass and muscular strength.
Also, milk tea is good for muscle building as it contains whey which has essential amino acids which help in body building6.
Download the HINT app and go to the recipe section to check for high-protein recipes.
Yes. Adding sugar and milk to the tea increases the calorie content of the tea, leading to extra calorie intake and weight gain. Milk is also a good source of protein which helps in healthy weight gain.
For more protein-rich food you can check the recipes section of the HINT app.
There are many healthy varieties of Tea. Listed below are the top 5 popular tea recipes with related calorie and nutrition information.
One small cup of green tea has 4 kcal. Green tea is packed with antioxidants, polyphenols, and flavonoids. It boosts immunity, protects against cough and flu, helps in lowering cholesterol levels, aids weight loss, and promotes digestion.
Green tea (in ml) | Calories (kcal) |
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1 Small cup or 1 Teacup (100 ml) | 4 |
1 Medium cup or 1 Mug (200 ml) | 9 |
1 Large cup (300 ml) | 13 |
Black tea is regular tea without milk and sugar. One small cup of black tea has 0 kcal. Black tea is a low-calorie drink containing antioxidants, polyphenols, and several other catechins which protect against the onset of several chronic disorders. It aids in weight loss, improves memory, and also helps lower LDL cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels.
Black tea (in ml) | Calories (kcal) |
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1 Small cup or 1 Teacup (100 ml) | 0 |
1 Medium cup or 1 Mug (200 ml) | 0 |
1 Large cup (300 ml) | 0 |
One small cup of chamomile tea has 4 kcal. Chamomile tea is rich in phytonutrients. It helps in treating insomnia, anxiety, and thyroid disorders, helps improve blood sugar levels, and blood pressure levels, and reduces digestive issues.
Chamomile tea (in ml) | Calories (kcal) |
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1 Small cup or 1 Teacup (100 ml) | 4 |
1 Medium cup or 1 Mug (200 ml) | 7 |
1 Large cup (300 ml) | 11 |
One small cup of cinnamon tea has 10 kcal. Cinnamon tea is rich in antioxidants, polyphenols, and flavonoids. It helps to reduce markers of inflammation, helps control blood sugars, boosts metabolism, and even strengthens hair. It is proven to have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antilipemic, antidiabetic, antimicrobial, and anticancer effects.
Cinnamon tea (in ml) | Calories (kcal) |
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1 Small cup or 1 Teacup (100 ml) | 10 |
1 Medium cup or 1 Mug (200 ml) | 20 |
1 Large cup (300 ml) | 30 |
One small cup of hibiscus tea has 16 kcal. 85% of these calories are from carbohydrates, 12% from protein, and 3% from fat. It is packed with antioxidants, polyphenols, and flavonoids. It helps reduce blood sugar levels, lowers blood pressure, helps with menstrual cramps, and depression, aids digestion and helps with weight management.
Hibiscus tea (in ml) | Calories (kcal) |
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1 Small cup or 1 Teacup (100 ml) | 16 |
1 Medium cup or 1 Mug (200 ml) | 32 |
1 Large cup (300 ml) | 48 |
Here are the calorie values of various types of tea recipes. Download the Hint app for more information on tea recipes, calories, and nutrition facts.
Tea Recipes | Calories (kcal) in 1 Small Cup(100 ml) |
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Black tea | 0 |
Lemon black tea | 2 |
Turmeric tea | 3 |
Chamomile tea | 4 |
Green tea | 4 |
Mint tea | 6 |
Cinnamon tea | 10 |
Peppermint tea | 10 |
Tulsi tea | 10 |
Green tea with cinnamon | 11 |
Ginger tea | 11 |
Lemon pepper tea | 11 |
Turmeric lemon tea | 12 |
Wheatgrass tea | 16 |
Hibiscus tea | 16 |
Immune booster tea | 16 |
Green tea with honey | 19 |
Green tea with lemon and honey | 20 |
Green tea with honey and cinnamon | 25 |
Milk tea without sugar | 62 |
Milk tea | 77 |