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My friend is pregnant and in her first trimester...Can she have eggnog?
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I'm a__suming you mean the non alchoholic kind? I would guess that a little wouldn't hurt, but there is that whole debate on runny eggs and soft cheeses.... I'm not sure but I'd like to know also, my sil is 8 weeks pregnant!
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I would not recommend it.I would be too afraid of salmonella and different bacteria that you find in certain foods.I remember I always boiled my eggs hard,and just like the soft cheeses like brie and camambert is a no no in pregnancy.
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what if the eggnog is pasturized?
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The eggnog from the store is pasteurized, so it's okay. For all of you who aren't pregnant, you should try the southern comfort eggnog the grocery store sells (you do have to buy the southern comfort and add it). It tastes like cake.
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Does eggnog taste like egg? I have never had it.
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haha no it doesn't taste like egg! I LOVE it!! It tastes sweet...I usually mix it with milk though cause it is so thick! You should try it Narcissus!!
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You can drink it, as long as it's pasturized and not homemade. I've been drinking it the past couple days...my one year old helps me haha.
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Mmmm southern comfort. That stuff gave me the courage to ask my now husband out. It also helped concieve my son. :P
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Bailey's and Patron played a big part in the conception of my second daughter :-)
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