PREGNANCY

Can you eat Philadelphia when pregnant?

Last modified on Monday 15 June 2020

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Find out if it's safe to eat Philadelphia cream cheese during pregnancy, plus precautions to take to keep you and your baby healthy.

The official advice on eating Philadelphia cream cheese in pregnancy

Good news! Philadelphia is safe to eat in pregnancy. This includes Philadelphia with Garlic and Herbs, Philadelphia with Salmon and all other Philadelphia cream cheese varieties.

According to the Philadelphia website, all their products are made with pasteurised milk. And the NHS says that foods made with pasteurised milk are safe to eat while you're pregnant.

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