Sentences with phrase «avoid soft cheeses»

It's advised pregnant women avoid some soft cheeses because they're less acidic than hard cheeses and contain more moisture, which means they can be an ideal environment for harmful bacteria, such as listeria, to grow in.

Like other expecting mothers, I was warned during prenatal consultations to avoid soft cheeses like brie due the risk of Listeria monocytogenes,

And so the best thing is to avoid these soft cheeses because you can not take chances with your baby's health.

I was told to avoid soft cheese when pregnant — isn't cottage cheese a soft cheese?

Not exact matches

To avoid lumps make sure the butter and cream cheese are very soft.

But it seems like there are so many food rules to follow: limit your dairy and caffeine, avoid deli meat and soft cheeses, and don't even look at alcohol and sushi.

Avoid raw meats and foods that are made from raw milk with soft goats» cheese and so on.

Raw or undercooked meat, undercooked eggs, pate and soft cheeses should also be avoided.

The following are cheeses that many people believe should be avoided because they are «softer» cheeses.

The American Pregnancy Association gives a thorough list of foods and drinks to avoid during pregnancy including raw and undercooked meat, deli meat, soft cheese, sushi, alcohol, drinks with caffeine and unwashed fruit and vegetables.

Avoid mould - ripened soft cheese, such as brie and camembert, or blue cheese.

Doctors warn of the foods to avoid (cold cuts, excess caffeine, soft cheeses, alcohol, etc.) but few give detailed advice on what optimal pregnancy nutrition should look like.

Soft cheeses, eggs and certain kinds of fish, should be avoided too.

** There are still foods that should be avoided, such as honey and soft non-pasteurized cheese, as these may cause illnesses in babies, not allergies.

Most of us know that we should avoid cigarettes, alcohol, soft cheeses, lunch meat, and processed foods.

Cheese like camembert and brie that are mould - ripened and blue - veined soft cheese like Roquefort should be avoided during pregCheese like camembert and brie that are mould - ripened and blue - veined soft cheese like Roquefort should be avoided during pregcheese like Roquefort should be avoided during pregnancy.

Doctors warn of the foods to avoid (cold cuts, excess caffeine, soft cheeses, alcohol, etc.) but few give detailed advice on what optimal pregnancy nutrition should look like.

So any soft type cheeses with a «bloomy» rind would be best avoided along with the blues:

My dairy intake is limited to yogurt and occasionally soft cheeses, otherwise I tend to avoid it altogether.

Most pregnant women are aware of the advice to quit smoking, avoid alcohol, and wholeheartedly fear soft cheese in all its forms, but we hear very little official public health advice about stress during pregnancy.