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I am 22weeks pregnant and i am not sure it i am allowed to eat mayonaise, ex cross and blackwell, please help?
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Food in pregnancy: It is safe to eat mayo in pregnancy. I am not familiar with ex cross and blackwell, so I cannot answer that.
Answered 7/15/2018
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