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MrsH2009
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Food Question
Making baked brie for a dinner party tonight. It says cultured pasteurized whole milk. Safe to eat?
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Posted 4/2/11 1:58 PM  |
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windest
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Re: Food Question
I dont see why not - its pasteurized and it will be cooked. Pretty sure this is safe!
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| Posted 4/2/11 2:38 PM |
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MrsH2009
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Re: Food Question
Thanks. I read that soft cheeses might be dangerous b/c of higher bacteria growth, not just pasteurization, but yogurt is full of bacteria and is safe.
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| Posted 4/2/11 2:47 PM |
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mommy2b
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Re: Food Question
The bacteria in yogurt are beneficial. Bacteria (listeria) in unpasteurized dairy products are not so friendly.
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| Posted 4/2/11 2:53 PM |
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MrsH2009
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Re: Food Question
Posted by mommy2b
The bacteria in yogurt are beneficial. Bacteria (listeria) in unpasteurized dairy products are not so friendly.
But, if it's pasteurized it's okay, right?
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| Posted 4/2/11 3:03 PM |
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FlowerWife
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Re: Food Question
as long as its pasteurized i wouldnt worry about it. brie sometimes isnt which is why its sometimes a no-no. although that is the one food rule im ignoring - i LOOOOVE cheese and have eaten all types of cheeses all pregnancy (although not in excess).
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| Posted 4/2/11 4:08 PM |
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MrsH2009
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Re: Food Question
Posted by FlowerWife
as long as its pasteurized i wouldnt worry about it. brie sometimes isnt which is why its sometimes a no-no. although that is the one food rule im ignoring - i LOOOOVE cheese and have eaten all types of cheeses all pregnancy (although not in excess).
Thank you! I know everyone on here says go by your doctor, but he is so relaxed and hasn't given me any restrictions on anything. Truthfully I haven't asked, but I have been reading books.
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| Posted 4/2/11 4:15 PM |
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TwoPeas
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Re: Food Question
Absolutely....if it's pastuerized it's safe...and cooking it makes it that much more safe
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| Posted 4/2/11 4:38 PM |
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