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I am 7 weeks pregnant & was wondering if shrimp cocktail sauce is safe to eat?
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Yes: There is nothing in shrimp cocktail sauce that would be harmaful to your pregnancy.
Answered 6/1/2019
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No peanuts: Current consensus opinion is to eat everything with possible exception of peanuts.
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