In the words of Grampy Rabbit: is anyone else thinking about cheese?

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I actually can't get enough of cheese. I think about it several times a day. I love cheese.

I'm 16 weeks pregnant which may have something to do with it.

I wondered if it means I'm not getting enough calcium.

What is everybody else obsessing over?

Oh my!! I want cheese.. NOW!! ????

Couldn't stand cheese at the beginning of this pregnancy (stoopid hg) but now I'm all about the cheese. Any kind. Best is cottage cheese at the moment x

Bah Bah Bah - Bah Babybel!

I've just had the most amazing baked potato with Arran cheese & beans. I love all the cheeses but I already did pre-pregnancy so not sure I can use it as an excuse

What's Arran cheese river? I've just bought some breaded mozarella sticks with dip from marksies (and their lemon meringue tarts).

Don't get me started about jam tarts...

Jam tarts, lemon meringue tarts, blackcurrant sundae tarts. . .

Dribbling.

Lemon curd tarts

FGS. I need to go in search of food now!!

Anybody missing the cheese they can't have? I almost cried the first time I went for lunch after finding out I was pregnant and seeing a cheeseboard with some gorgeous looking brie and blue cheese on it.

Cheese made on an island off the west coast of Scotland called Arran. They make amazing cheese Matty

Had a massive urge for cheap orange cheese melted on toast last week - it was divine, both with Marmite underneath and with Worcester sauce on top. Mmm.

I think I must eat cheese most days, and thanks to raging heartburn I have been drinking lots of milk - maybe heartburn is nature's way of the body getting enough calcium in pregnancy as milk calms it (temporarily). Now I'm on prescription Gaviscon (bleurgh) but still enjoy a small glass of milk on an evening.

This could explain my 2 stone weight gain at 25 weeks

Just had baked camembert and crusty bread, 2 dairylea triangles and chocolate milkshake for my tea. If I'm craving calcium why don't I want kale and spinach ha!

nouser "fortunately" I can't stand blue cheese anyway, but I am missing brie. It's more the texture and bitterness that I want, rather than the taste.

Juno I'm pretty convinced that you need fat in your diet to grow a baby. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

I loved all dairy all through each pregnancy. I could eat an entire big pot of Yeo Valley yoghurt at a single sitting and my favourite evening snack was popcorn and cheese. Yum.

The same place the jumpers are from river? I have learned something new

I can't believe I've gone this far through pregnancy thinking (resentfully) that I can't have baked camembert when clearly I can!!!

Yes it's the same island as the itchy jumpers Matty! The cheese is much nicer though - I stocked up recently on a couple of days away over there but didn't buy nearly enough to keep me going til my due date.