Can You Eat Babybel When Pregnant?
Written by Jordan Morley · Reviewed against NHS foods-to-avoid guidance · Last updated 28 October 2026
Yes — Babybel is safe to eat during pregnancy, even when made with unpasteurised milk, according to NHS guidance.
Why is babybel safe in pregnancy?
Babybel is a pasteurised semi-hard cheese similar to Edam. Both its hardness and its pasteurisation put it firmly in the safe category for pregnancy.
You can also check the calorie content of babybel alongside its safety information. Also check medication safety during pregnancy if you're managing any conditions.
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| Question | Short answer (links to the full page) |
|---|---|
| While breastfeeding | Safe |
Common questions
Can I eat babybel in the first trimester?
Yes — Babybel is safe at every stage of pregnancy, including the first trimester.
Is a small amount of babybel OK during pregnancy?
You can eat Babybel freely during pregnancy. As with any food, it is best enjoyed as part of a balanced diet, but there is no safety limit.
I accidentally ate babybel while pregnant — what should I do?
There is nothing to worry about — Babybel is safe during pregnancy, so no action is needed.
Is cooked babybel safe in pregnancy?
Yes — Babybel is safe both cooked and uncooked during pregnancy.
Related answers
Primary source: NHS foods-to-avoid guidance.
General information only, not medical advice: see the medical disclaimer. Feeling unwell after eating something? Contact NHS 111 or your GP.