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Good day i am 19 weeks pregnant, is it safe for the baby for me to eat pie,?
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Pregnancy and pei: In moderation and if not diabetic or allergic to any of the components of pie, a slice of pie 1-3 x a week should be ok
Answered 7/28/2020
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