Bacon & Ham??

[Oorki Galoorki]

it is illegal to sell raw milk for drinking purposes. which is why the one you can get is Bath milk..although they cant tell you what to do with itonce its in your possecsion.
i had a dairy farmer for an ex bf. so know the rules with raw milk.

They do advise against drinking unpasteurised milk or eating cheese and other dairy products which have been made with unpasteurised milk

this is what i meant. not about normal soft cheeses but the ones using raw milk

[sunshine_sieben]

I just meant to point out the difference that here they advise against eating all soft cheese, often even stating that they are dangerous even when pasteurised milk has been used.
And the main difference is when it comes to deli meats like salami or ham. it is not mentioned at all over there that there might be a listeria risk.

Funny, how it is illegal here to sell unpasteurised milk for consumption when in Europe some health professionals are starting to promote it again as a healthier, more wholesome alternative. And I'm not just talking about alternative medicine. My dad is a surgeon, and he drinks raw milk whenever he can. For the flavour mainly, but also because he believes that it is better for you, easier to digest and more natural and also pretty safe.

Saša

[Oorki Galoorki]

sasa
i love raw milk when i was seeing my ex i would get fresh milk straight from the dairy (the storage tank was refridgerated so it was cold)
it doesnt suprise me that they would be starting to go back to using raw milk. esp as our hygiene standards have changed soooo much since they have been pastuerising milk.

but i think we have such an outdated form of medical advise for pg women anywaythat its not suprising they get told to not eat soo much