what soft cheese can pregnant women eat?

MrsE_2

http://www.babycentre.co.uk/x3175/is-it-safe-to-eat-cheese-during-pregnancy

What soft cheese can pregnant women eat?

I know they cant eat brie & camembert, I'm guessing they can eat philly herb & garlic? Can they eat roulard?

Eta found this, might help others.

dzug1

Eerrm the link tells you in horrible pseudo statistical detail


Philly herb and garlic is just branded roularde in a different shape


Roularde is in the list of safe cheeses

MrsE_2

dzug1 wrote: »

Eerrm the link tells you in horrible pseudo statistical detail


Philly herb and garlic is just branded roularde in a different shape


Roularde is in the list of safe cheeses

I know I ETA that, as I said.
Because I'm posting on a tablet, it pops it at the top.

DigForVictory

If it's a first pregnancy, then sometimes it's easier to just skip all soft cheeses.
Managing expectations of others being so much easier that way, as well as getting the approval of midwives.

For an umpteenth 4+ months in pregnancy, most mothers have a better idea of what they can enjoy in comfort, but as a host or first time parent, just don't. It's simpler.

MrsE_2

DigForVictory wrote: »

If it's a first pregnancy, then sometimes it's easier to just skip all soft cheeses.
Managing expectations of others being so much easier that way, as well as getting the approval of midwives.

For an umpteenth 4+ months in pregnancy, most mothers have a better idea of what they can enjoy in comfort, but as a host or first time parent, just don't. It's simpler.

Its a Christmas guest & a second, but early days yet pregnancy.

wondercollie

Hangs head in shame.


I craved blue cheese and pear slices when pregnant with number one. So I ate it. And I ate Brie. I enjoyed it in moderation.


The babies were healthy.


People have been eating what they want/could afford for centuries and survived,.