Eat cheesecake!

9 replies

Kph908 · 30/03/2025 20:27

Hi all,

I have been out for food with my mother today and had cheesecake as a dessert which I forgot could be a big no-no.

i tried to find formation but couldn’t find anything. I did eat at a marston brand pub, I’m hoping it was pasteurised?

please help settle me nerves!!

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Emma543 · 30/03/2025 20:30

I honestly wouldn’t have given this a second thought.
there’s no way a pub chain would serve a cheesecake with unpasteurised ingredients xx

cakeandcustard · 30/03/2025 20:40

I lived on cheesecake when I was pregnant and breastfeeding - I'm sure they're all pasteurised. Some of them are baked. You'll be fine, x

SnugglyJumpersMakeItBetter · 30/03/2025 20:45

You might end up with twins though! 😁

blippityblop5 · 30/03/2025 21:21

What an absolute non-issue.

Saltedcarameltiramisucheesecake · 30/03/2025 21:52

You'll be fine. Cheesecake is The best dessert. 🧑‍🍳

dementedpixie · 30/03/2025 21:59

I can't see what would be wrong with cheesecake. Non baked cheesecake will contain philadelphia type cheese and cream which will both be pasteurised. Baked cheesecake will have been cooked

PlanetOtter · 30/03/2025 22:01

You’ll be fine!

It won’t be unpasteurised, which is the only thing the NHS would tell you to avoid. Even then, it’s only a problem if it makes you ill…. Have you ever known anyone get ill from cheesecake?

AliBaliBee1234 · 30/03/2025 22:03

I didn't even know this and i'm pretty sure I had cheesecake

Melusina123 · 31/03/2025 15:43

Man all the bad advice out there about food restrictions can make you lose your mind. Just follow the NHS advice and ignore the rest. Cheesecake is fine.

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