Is it true that you cant eat soft served
ice cream??? Lol I heard that and I dont
know if its true but thats really stupid
if it is true. I ate soft served ice
cream yesterday and things seem to be
fine.
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rae_06
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 22 Oct 2004 Posts: 219 Location: Iowa
Posted: 06-23-05 13:11pm
Ne one?
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babyblues
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Oct 2004 Posts: 94 Location: Windsor, Ontiaro
Posted: 06-23-05 14:17pm
I all was eat soft served ice cream
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nervousmom2be
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 10 Mar 2005 Posts: 31 Location: Lansing MI
Posted: 06-23-05 14:23pm
I dont think I could live without it.
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gav0328
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 May 2005 Posts: 48
Posted: 06-23-05 22:20pm
I'm lovin it each and every day!
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El
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Mar 2005 Posts: 476 Location: Melbourne, Australia
Soft Serve Posted: 06-25-05 01:23am
Um...I hate to say this....
You are supposed to avoid soft serve
ice-cream during pregnancy for the same
reasons as soft cheese, pate, etc.
There is a high risk of soft serve
containing harmful bacteria (sorry) it's
one of those high risk foods (i'm so
sorry)- especially if it is coming from an
ice-cream van or whatever.
I once heard that the safest place to buy
soft serve ice-creams from was mcdonalds,
because they are reknowned for sanitising
and cleaning their equipment, but that it
was still not recommended to take the
chance during pregnancy.
I guess if it's a craving of yours, or you
simply must have some-or it's keeping you
awake or whatever (that can happen with
cravings, so i've heard) then maybe at
least get it from mcdonalds, or somewhere
you know for sure the are fastidious about
cleaning.
If it makes you feel any bettter, I know
how you feel- I was missing my salami,
ricotta, brie and pate something terrible,
and was thanking god I could at least have
some fetta in my salads(under the
impression this was a hard cheese) after
researching again, if found out it's on
the "give up" list too. On top of that
there's the coffee and cigarettes i've had
to give up, and i'd kill for a few cold
beers!!!!
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gav0328
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 May 2005 Posts: 48
Posted: 06-25-05 19:08pm
Update: research say that soft serve ice
creams from mcdonald's turns out to be the
healthiest among all that's being served
there. The soft serve was being made from
all natural ingredients. Just don't
overdo it. Eat in moderation. :wink:
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El
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Mar 2005 Posts: 476 Location: Melbourne, Australia
Soft Serve Posted: 06-26-05 22:46pm
Yep, my doctor told me this in my first
pregnancy, and I noticed it's listed in
the literature I was given this time
'round also.
It has a high risk of containing bacteria,
as it's dairy, and, alot of times vendors
are not as careful as they could be about
cleaning out their machines, and storing
the mixture etc. Also, alot of times, the
mixture which is already frozen in the
machine is not thrown out, as it should
be, but pumped through, and put back into
the unfrozen mixture, alowed to thaw
overnight, and then poured back into the
machine the next morning, to be re-frozen
abnd served. Risky risky risky ( I know
this happens, and i've actually seen it
being done myself- when I worked in
mcdonalds as a teenager, and they are
supposed to be the most reliable- so I
dread to think what's going on elsewhere)
alot of people get food poisoning from it
too, and therefore it is considered to
risky for pregnant women to eat.
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