Can I eat tiramisu while pregnant?
Traditional tiramisu often contains ingredients that are best avoided during pregnancy, but modified versions can be safe.
Emily · mom-to-be
Grounded in ACOG, FDA & NHS guidance
Oh, mama, I know how tempting a delicious tiramisu can be! The main things to be mindful of with traditional tiramisu are raw eggs and alcohol, both of which can pose risks during pregnancy. Many recipes use raw egg yolks, which can carry Salmonella, and there's no known safe amount of alcohol to consume while pregnant, especially since it's often not fully cooked out of desserts.
However, you *can* enjoy tiramisu if it's made safely! Look for versions that explicitly state they use pasteurized eggs or are egg-free, and most importantly, are completely alcohol-free. You'll also want to keep an eye on the caffeine content from the coffee, counting it towards your daily limit. If you're unsure about the ingredients in a restaurant or homemade tiramisu, it's safest to choose another dessert.
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