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Is ricotta pasteurised?

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muminlondon · 03/12/2004 16:10

Just trying to find out for a colleague cooking dinner for a pregnant vegetarian friend!

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aloha · 03/12/2004 16:11

Will it be cooked anyway? If so, then it doesn't matter. All cheese is safe if cooked.

muminlondon · 03/12/2004 16:13

I never thought of that! But of course. Thanks, Aloha.

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christmaskitty · 03/12/2004 23:55

Ricotta is made from pasteurised milk and it is also usually given a second heat treatment of up to 90degs and is hot filled into it's final container (so no risk of Listeria).

It is perfectly safe for a pregnant woman.

(I'm a food microbiologist )

harasc · 29/10/2012 12:58

generally, when you have to use ricotta cheese for a meal, you add it at the very end, coz it doesn't need to be cooked.

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