Ok so according to the bounty website I cant have a whipped ice cream from tje ice cream van as otay contain raw egg? Wtf, really?! Copied and pasted page below:
Avoid
Unpasteurised milk, either from cows or goats.
Why
It could contain a bug called listeria, which can harm your baby.
It's safe to eat
Pasteurised (heat treated milk), the sort you get from your milkman or supermarkets.
AvoidSoft, mould-ripened, blue-veined, or unpasteurised cheeses such as Brie and Camembert, Chevre (a type of goats cheese) or Danish Blue.
WhyThese may also contain listeria bacteria.
It's safe to eatHard cheeses like Cheddar, Red Leicester, Edam and Parmesan; soft, processed cheeses like cottage cheese, cream cheese, feta, mozzarella, ricotta, mascarpone and cheese spreads.
AvoidLiver and all products containing liver, like liver sausage and pate.
WhyThey may contain high levels of the retinol type of vitamin A which has been linked with birth defects.
Its safest to avoid all pates, including vegetable, whilst you are pregnant as they carry a high risk of listeria.
It's safe to eatPotted meats and pastes, as these have been processed.
AvoidSoft-boiled or raw eggs and foods which contain raw eggs such as home-made mayonnaise, mousse or uncooked cheesecake, and soft-whipped ice cream from kiosks.
WhyThese foods may contain salmonella bacteria which can cause food poisoning.
It's safe to eat Hard-boiled eggs, shop mayonnaise in jars as its made with pasteurised (heat-treated) eggs, which destroys the salmonella bacteria.
Baked cheesecake, meringue, pre-wrapped ice-cream, crme fraiche, soured cream, live and bio yoghurts and fromage-frais.
Avoid raw or undercooked meat, fish or chicken. Be extra careful about barbecued food.
WhyUndercooked meats can contain the salmonella bacteria which can cause food poisoning.
It's's safe to eat Well-cooked meat, chicken and fish. Check that juices run clear and no pink bits are left.
AvoidSwordfish, marlin or shark and limit tuna to no more than four medium cans or two fresh tuna steaks per week.
WhyThese fish have relatively high levels of mercury which can harm the nervous system of an unborn baby.
It's safe to eatOysters, prawns, mussels and crabs if cooked thoroughly and part of a hot meal, otherwise the can cause food poisoning. Up to two portions a week of oily fish such as trout, salmon, mackerel and sardines.
AvoidFoods that may not be properly heated through or cooked such as pre-cooked, chilled foods like chicken drumsticks and meat pies.
Why if not completely reheated, these foods may contain listeria bacteria which can affect an unborn baby.It's safe to eat Ready-made meals that you have re-heated until they are piping hot all the way through.
Avoid Unwashed salads and vegetables.
WhyThey may contain the listeria bacteria or the toxoplasmosis parasite. Both can affect an unborn baby.
It's safe to eatWell-washed salads and vegetables.