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looking for pasteurized brie

  • 19-11-2013 8:03pm
    #1
    elvis jones
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    The thread title says it all...........its for my wife as she's pregnant and i want to do a brie starter for her at christmas but its needs to be pasteurized !


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  • #2
    Sala
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    elvis jones wrote: »
    The thread title says it all...........its for my wife as she's pregnant and i want to do a brie starter for her at christmas but its needs to be pasteurized !

    President's brie that is in all supermarkets is pasturised. It says here its the mould that's the problem. I don't know much about it though! http://www.nhs.uk/chq/Pages/917.aspx?CategoryID=54&SubCategoryID=130#close


  • #3
    jam_mac_jam
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    Superquinn have a few nice ones which are pasturised


  • #4
    duploelabs
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    If she's out of her first trimester then she's fine to eat unpasteurized cheese as listeria poisoning (which is where the fear of unpasteurised cheese comes from) only affects the spinal column growth of the infant which, after the first trimester, is completely finished


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