Cup cheese : Can I eat this while pregnant? Can my baby eat this?
Pregnant woman 🤰
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Avoid!
Risk
Listeriosis
Information
Cutting cheese is an excellent source of calcium and protein, but it can also include risks for your health during pregnancy. Indeed, cutting cheeses can contain bacteria potentially dangerous for the baby. It is therefore important to check the expiration date and choose cheeses at the fresh and safe cut. In addition, some soft cheeses, such as Brie, Camembert and Bleu, may contain bacteria called Listeria. Listeria is dangerous for your baby and can cause serious infections. It is therefore important to be wary of these cheeses and avoid them if you are pregnant. In conclusion, if you choose cheeses with fresh and safe cut, you can eat them during pregnancy. However, it is important to check the expiration date and avoid soft cheeses, as they can contain dangerous bacteria for the baby.
All these recommendations are given as an indication based on ANSES information and cannot replace the advice of a health professional.
