Can I eat this?!

[glat]

Says pasteurised

Yep

Anything pasteurised should be safe

Yes - but the kind of goats cheese that comes in a cylindrical shape but had a rind would be a no, for the same reasons you can't eat Brie and Camembert (or so I believe, anyway!!)

What toomanyflatwhites said, this one is fine but the chèvre one isn’t. But you could have that cooked like Camembert etc! Mmm, cheese.

I'm 8 weeks and consumed an entire one of these in two days last week because it was the only thing I fancied! My appetite has picked up a bit but I sent DH to the shops today to get another one, so that's a yes from me.

Yep that's fine and is lovely !, I just cut the rind off brie if I want to eat it cold, my consultant has said that's fine to eat it that way

@Lovewinemorethanhusband your consultant is talking tosh. The recommendation to avoid brie has nothing to do with the rind, it's about the liklihood of listeria being higher in mould-ripened soft cheese, due to the way it is made, and the moisture content. It is an ideal breeding ground for listeria. Cutting the rind off makes no difference to the (albeit tiny) risk.

I've had uncooked brie (rind and all!) a few times this pregnancy, so I'm not judging, but you are better referring to the NHS guidance, than listening to your consultant.

I get that goats cheese in for my ds and its lovely. Cant face it just now though.
Whats the score with stilton? Is that ok or no??

Thanks all. It didn't have a rind. I ate a load and it was so good 😋

Stilton is fine. NHS guidance here:

www.nhs.uk/conditions/pregnancy-and-baby/foods-to-avoid-pregnant/#some-types-of-cheese

Cheers piglet

It's fine, but that's not because it's pasteurised!

Stilton's fine?! I've been avoiding it all Christmas Dammit, I wish I'd read the site more carefully...

That's the one without rind so it's ok. I really want some goats cheese now!