Can you eat crème brûlée when pregnant?
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Find out if it's safe to eat crème brûlée during pregnancy, plus precautions to take to keep yourself and your baby healthy.
The official advice on eating crème brûlée in pregnancy
Good news! Crème brûlée is safe to eat in pregnancy.
The NHS says that cooked eggs are safe to eat, and crème brûlée is thoroughly cooked before serving, making it safe to eat when you're pregnant.
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