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Can I eat pepperoni pizza?

23 replies

Holymoly321 · 30/03/2007 13:58

I really hope the answer is yes because I have a real cravinig for it!

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Indith · 30/03/2007 13:59

yes

wurlywurlyCOVEREDinCHOCOLATE · 30/03/2007 13:59

yes and have a slice for me too.

Holymoly321 · 30/03/2007 14:00

wow that was fast! Yum! thanks guys!

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fees · 30/03/2007 19:20

God i hope so!!! i have eaten 3 in the last week (somethered in mayonnaise) never really cared for pizza before cant get enough of it at the moment which is probably why i look about four months pregnant and i am only just 6 weeks! I keep telling myself i am bound to be a bit bigger third time round!! Enjoy x

Mrsjaffabiffa · 30/03/2007 19:26

Ummmmmmmmm yes, oh and fees I am with you, have to have mayo with it.

kellogs · 30/03/2007 22:37

I hope so cos i've just polished off a full house from a well known pizza place & it was packed with pepperoni, i either only ever want that or sweet & sour cantonese style with noodles!!

ceolas · 30/03/2007 22:43

Why not?

I'll be having some tomorow night

OrvilleRedenbacher · 30/03/2007 22:44

oh FGS why the fick not

ceolas · 30/03/2007 22:45

I recently heard of someone asking if she could have Lucozade in pg!

OrvilleRedenbacher · 30/03/2007 22:45

freaks

ceolas · 30/03/2007 22:46

Since becoming pg I have drooled every time I pass the pate. I wonder do the French get so uptight?

southeastastra · 30/03/2007 22:47

no it's illegal

SlightlyMadSpringBunny · 30/03/2007 22:47

Pizza should be well cooked according to my GP as Mozerella is not pastuerised (I think).

I told DP this and he forbid me to have pizza for 4 months - he diod manage to make a homemade Cheddar pizza once. I eventually convinced him it was OK as longas it was well cooked...

OrvilleRedenbacher · 30/03/2007 22:47

oh fgs times ten
tlel your dp to fark orf

ceolas · 30/03/2007 22:48

noooooo! mozzarella surely allowed!

SlightlyMadSpringBunny · 30/03/2007 22:52

OK I have just googled and found this out...

Proper traditional mozzerella is made from unpasterised goats milk and should be thoroightly cooked to be safe

However, most supermarket & 'cheap' pizza mozzerella is not actually traditional and is actually made from pasteurised cows milk (so I guess its not mozzerella at all. I am now for being forbidden to eat pizza for a whole 4 months all because of mis-information.....

lazyemma · 30/03/2007 23:36

mozzarella is absolutely fine in pregnancy (I thought it was traditionally made from buffalo milk actually - never heard of it being made from goat's milk before). Bunny, your GP is talking nonsense and your partner sounds a bit of a cock, if you don't mind my saying.

colditz · 30/03/2007 23:37

Even if it wasn't pasturised when it was put on the pizza it is sure as fuck pasturised by the time the pizza is cooked.

all pasturised means is 'heated', you know.

divamumplusbump · 30/03/2007 23:52

i shouldnt read this, i want pizza now[blush}
must eat tomorrow [makes note]

Busybean · 30/03/2007 23:55

ceolas- the french carry on eating soft cheese and pate during pregnancy, theyre not as het up on it as we are.

I ate soft ice cream, soft eggs, stilton whilst I was preagnant.

These thingsare there for guidence, its up to you to assess your personal risk.

Hathor · 30/03/2007 23:55

It will be tomorrow in 5 minutes

Holymoly321 · 31/03/2007 10:58

Wow - never expected such a response! The pizza was absolutely delish and I shall be having it again!

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thaliablogs · 31/03/2007 20:44

Just a quickie, obviously nothing wrong with the pizza but I've heard a lot of 'the french are much more relaxed'. One reason for this is that listeria is rampant in france and so most women already have immunity, so they ward off infection before it can take hold and transfer to the baby.

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