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Last week i had a bag of bagels and the one on top looked like it might have mold, but i wasn't sure so just to be safe i threw it out. but i checked the rest and they looked fine, so i ate them. is that okay? i'm 11 weeks pregnant?
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Most likely OK. Good cheeses can be very moldy. So not all mold is bad. An example of a good one is the one that makes penicillin.
Answered 2/3/2022
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