thread: What kind of meat is safe on a pizza?

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  1. #1
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    Apr 2007
    Perth, Australia
    744

    All cheese in Australia should be pastureised.
    I was a little more relaxed in my second pregnancy, I ate cold ham, smoked salmon and the odd piece of soft cheese, cooked prawns, shell fish. I was just sensible and careful. I bought small amounts in sealed packets, I would only eat it if I was the person who opened the packet, I would buy from the back of the shelf, ensuring that the use by date had the longest time possible on it. I would buy raw prawns and cook and chill my own or buy my fish from a dedicaded fish monger who could advise me if the product had been cooked that day. I would also eat left overs, from food that I had made myself, ensuring I had used fresh produce and that it had been refridgerated approppriately, reheated piping hot before consumption.
    I would always avoid prepared salads and cold cuts of meats from delis and buffet bars, raw oysters, sushi (unless I made it myself) and raw/runny eggs.

  2. #2

    Mar 2004
    Sparta
    12,662

    All cheese in Australia should be pastureised.
    Although soft cheeses in Australia are made with pasteurised milk they still carry a risk of listeria because they can be infected during or after the production of the cheese.

  3. #3
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    Mar 2011
    Sydney, Australia
    1,240

    http://www.foodauthority.nsw.gov.au/...y-brochure.pdf

    Is helpful I found last pregnancy.. damn there goes my ham cheese and tomato tosties!