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How about a fat-reduced version of this in the future, dear M-Infoline team?
Hello _Angel_Shadow, thank you for your suggestion. There are currently no plans to add a reduced-fat processed cheese variant to our range. However, the decision is not set in stone and we will be happy to take your idea on board as part of the next product range revision. Adjustments will be made if necessary. We hope that our approach suits you. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Why is this processed cheese no longer available in the Dürrenast and 3M Thun stores?
Hello MarianneElisabeth
Thank you for your request. Our specialist department has informed us that there has been a temporary interruption in deliveries. However, the stores should be supplied again at the end of the week. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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Hello, we have read that processed cheese can be eaten during pregnancy. What we don't know is whether it can only be eaten melted, i.e. heated. This product is also known as processed cheese, but is certainly not heated before eating. My specific question is: - can this processed cheese preparation be eaten by pregnant women - can processed cheese in general be eaten cold by pregnant women. Thank you very much for your answer. Greetings Jonathan Tanner St. Gallen
Hello ripcurl78, this product can also be safely consumed by pregnant women. Here are the most important points in brief: To protect yourself from a listeria infection, you should avoid all soft and semi-hard cheeses made from raw and pasteurized milk during pregnancy. Hard cheese and extra-hard cheese, whether made from raw or pasteurized milk, can be eaten without hesitation, but the rind should be removed before consumption. Mozzarella and cream cheese made from pasteurized milk as well as processed cheese are also safe. The same applies to fondue and other melted or heated cheeses (raclette, cheese used for gratinating, etc.). It should also be noted that raw meat (e.g. tartare), raw fish (e.g. sushi) and smoked fish (e.g. salmon) as well as ready-to-eat (i.e. cut, washed) salads can also be carriers of listeria. Winter greetings, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
How about a fat-reduced version of this in the future, dear M-Infoline team?
Hello _Angel_Shadow, thank you for your suggestion. There are currently no plans to add a reduced-fat processed cheese variant to our range. However, the decision is not set in stone and we will be happy to take your idea on board as part of the next product range revision. Adjustments will be made if necessary. We hope that our approach suits you. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Why is this processed cheese no longer available in the Dürrenast and 3M Thun stores?
Hello MarianneElisabeth
Thank you for your request. Our specialist department has informed us that there has been a temporary interruption in deliveries. However, the stores should be supplied again at the end of the week. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Hello, we have read that processed cheese can be eaten during pregnancy. What we don't know is whether it can only be eaten melted, i.e. heated. This product is also known as processed cheese, but is certainly not heated before eating. My specific question is: - can this processed cheese preparation be eaten by pregnant women - can processed cheese in general be eaten cold by pregnant women. Thank you very much for your answer. Greetings Jonathan Tanner St. Gallen
Hello ripcurl78, this product can also be safely consumed by pregnant women. Here are the most important points in brief: To protect yourself from a listeria infection, you should avoid all soft and semi-hard cheeses made from raw and pasteurized milk during pregnancy. Hard cheese and extra-hard cheese, whether made from raw or pasteurized milk, can be eaten without hesitation, but the rind should be removed before consumption. Mozzarella and cream cheese made from pasteurized milk as well as processed cheese are also safe. The same applies to fondue and other melted or heated cheeses (raclette, cheese used for gratinating, etc.). It should also be noted that raw meat (e.g. tartare), raw fish (e.g. sushi) and smoked fish (e.g. salmon) as well as ready-to-eat (i.e. cut, washed) salads can also be carriers of listeria. Winter greetings, your M-Infoline team
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