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9 weeks pregnant and wanting cake made in store(sobeys) not sure what they use to make the icing, is it safe to eat?
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Cake is safe: Cake and icing are safe to eat in pregnancy. Foods to avoid in pregnancy include: unpasteurized cheeses and dairy products, deli meat, predatory fish. Other fish such as salmon and tuna should be eaten sparingly, no more than 1-2 times a week. Make sure you are drinking enough water, at least 2 liters a day. Congratulations
Answered 8/30/2017
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