Yes, but I’m pregnant. In previous pregnancies I’d just skip the turkey and get roast beef or ham, but for now I’m skipping all of it.

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Anonymous wrote:No. I avoid deli meat because it's not particularly healthy.

The roasted turkey breast I buy says it is antibiotic free, all natural and the ingredients are turkey, water, salt, and rosemary extract. What makes this unhealthy?

You were in a deli.

Not helpful.

Anonymous wrote:I will only eat deli meat now if I cook it first. Turkey melts are better than cold turkey anyway.

The turkey in a turkey melt is not getting hot enough to kill listeria unless you cook it first separately.

I'm a little hesitant about deli meat anyway. We try to limit it because of all the salt. I think, though, that fresh fruit and veggies are the most typical culprit for listeria, and I don't limit those, so I'd take the deli meat issue pretty lightly.

I thought it was just Boar's Head brand? Which is unfortunate since I think of it as one of the better options.

Anonymous wrote:Avoid deli meat in general because it is super unhealthy.

+1

Too processed and too much salt. Never been a big fan of deli meat anyways.

Anonymous wrote:I am buying salami and prosciutto from Europe only.

They have listeria in Europe.

I will only eat deli meat now if I cook it first. Turkey melts are better than cold turkey anyway.

I am buying salami and prosciutto from Europe only.

[google Is it safe to eat luncheon meat now.

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Anonymous wrote:The fact that they haven't entirely pinned down the culprit worries me a bit. But I also want a sandwich.

I buy a chicken whole roasted and cut the meat off. I don’t buy deli meat.

Gross. You know those chickens are undercooked.