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4715985 tn?1371582997

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Unfortunately one of my biggest food love ever aka meat, is my biggest adversion during this pregnancy. If i can eat a bit a chicken im super happy lol i was wondering if tofu is something you can eat while pregnant? Ive had it way before a long time ago and if i stuff it with loads of veggies and other flavors its pretty good. Its just im dying for a burger or spaghetti n meatballs. I was hoping to switch the meat for tofu. So is it safe to eat it?
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Must be rough :( If you like tofu I say "go for it"! There's like a million ways to make it :) also, you will not be disappointed with those Boca Burgers just cook them up like a hamburger patty and make it any way you want ( I even put cheese on mine and make it a cheeseburger) it'll definitely calm your craving for burgers :)
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4715985 tn?1371582997
Thank you so much! Ill look in my grocerie store to see if i can find them. Im judt dieing for meat dishes and ive been like 20weeks now without beef :(
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Yes! My stepmom and father are extreme vegans. She has 3kids and always ate tofu during her pregnancies. You can always check with your doctor to make sure but it is generally safe during pregnancy. Also, have you ever tried Boca Burgers? They are meatless hamburger patties (made from soy protein) i'm a big meat eater too but they are delicious!! I recommend you give them a try, they will taste just like a hamburger. Good luck!
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