The lion stamp 'advice' is from a report published a week or so ago. It is under review with the nhs. so, at the moment, they still advise to cook all the way through.
Yes you can! There is pretty much zero risk. If you don't want to then ding but facts are facts, they are safe if they have the stamp.. Look it up @ljay
No you can't, check with the midwife mine said no it's not a good idea they need cooking all the way through still as (I've only a few weeks left now so not risking it )
dale Leonard·
was killing me not having 1 cos ph and mum kept having them
Laura·
Мама двоих (младенец)
The lion stamp 'advice' is from a report published a week or so ago. It is under review with the nhs. so, at the moment, they still advise to cook all the way through.
Lucy·
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I have looked it up lovely as its my favourite thing and ive checked with the midwife. Nhs say no cook all the way through.
EmmaJo·
Мама сына-младенца, беременна (14 нед.)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/11214685/Its-safe-to-eat-runny-eggs-pregnant-women-told.html
EmmaJo·
Мама сына-младенца, беременна (14 нед.)
Yes you can! There is pretty much zero risk. If you don't want to then ding but facts are facts, they are safe if they have the stamp.. Look it up @ljay
Lucy·
В ожидании первенца
No you can't, check with the midwife mine said no it's not a good idea they need cooking all the way through still as (I've only a few weeks left now so not risking it )
EmmaJo·
Мама сына-младенца, беременна (14 нед.)
Yeah they are safe to eat as long as they have the stamp Hun @ljay
dale Leonard·
you can have them as long as they got the lion stamp o @ljay
Lucy·
В ожидании первенца
It's the only thing I'm craving, as soon as this baby is out it's the first thing I'm having 🙈