Friday, December 18, 2009

Does anyone know if it's safe to eat clotted cream during pregnancy?

Also what about Philidelphia? Any why don't manufacturers ever write on the tubs whether or not the product is pasturised?? So frustrating!!!Does anyone know if it's safe to eat clotted cream during pregnancy?
Cottage cheese, ricotta, cream cheese, processed cheeses (such as American) and hard cheeses (such as cheddar and parmesan), as well as cultured dairy products like yogurt and buttermilk, are generally considered to be safe. And most dairy products made in the US are pasteurized anyway. But since there's no guarantee, it's best to check the label and make sure that any dairy product you consume during pregnancy is made with pasteurized milk.Does anyone know if it's safe to eat clotted cream during pregnancy?
CLMADE LOPTED ICE CREAM WILL MAKE EVEERYONE LAZY AS IT IS MADE WITH THE PASTURISED MILK.According to me u should avode such milk.
Of course its safe. We Cornish have been eating it for centuries. Phili is also ok. The government believe that soft fresh cheeses could contain Listeria, but the French are still eating it.


How on earth did we oldies manage 50 years ago, by rights we should all be dead by now.
They are both safe to eat, they are both made from pasteurised products. Generally is something is not pasteurised it says so on the packaging - some stinky cheeses, stuff like that

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