Tea? Cheese?

Question

So I'm 5weeks and trying to find out what I can and can't have ....So I know coffee is a no no but is it ok to have tea or iced tea?  Also I'm confused as to what types of cheese I caN have. Can I have the cheese on pizza?

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Tea is generally ok but do keep in mind it has caffeine a lot of times.

And cheese is great! Just avoid the unpasteurized kinds (the soft ones like brie).

I think I'd die with my cheese pizzas!

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Eat/drink whatever you want. Make sure you keep the items you 'shouldn't' eat or drink like sushi, coffee, tea, sandwich meat, bleu cheese all limited. As in don't eat it/drink it all the time & when you do eat or drink it just have a little. Sushi is my favorite food & I've ate about 2 plates every time I've gone to eat sushi which has been about 5 times during my pregnancy (33 weeks)... It's drugs that really harms the baby, not so much food.

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I continued drinking coffee and tea with both pregnancies. I would drink 1-2 cups a day.  As far a cheese is concerned as long as it's made with pasteurized milk, it is safe to eat. I ate a lot of cheese when i was pregnant...including soft cheeses. I ate Brie, certain blue cheeses, feta, fresh mozzarella. Just check the labels and make sure it says pasteurized milk.

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And there's nothing wrong with having coffee as long as you follow the caffeine rules. Needs to be under 200mg/day. Honestly, I avoided all caffeine the 1sr trimester since MC rate is higher and caffeine can raise that rate.

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My glow home page says unpasteurized cheese are bad, but all these are fine:

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I eat cheese (Colby jack) & crackers all the time. I crave it like crazy. Just make sure you don't eat anything that's been sitting out for hours.

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Almost 100% of the cheeses imported into the U.S. Are pasteurized.

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My glow home page says unpasteurized cheese are bad, but all these are fine:

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U just have to limit caffeine hun not cut it out. Coffee is still ok they just recommend up to two cups of both. Cheese's r mould ripened soft cheese and non pasturised. In fact anything none pasturised. Fish with higher levels of mercury. Limit tuna to 3 cans per week. No paté and be careful with meats. I.e cured not cooked! Must be cooked. And red meat must be well done x

Tea? Cheese?

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