Toxoplasmosis
Toxoplasmosis is an infection caused by a parasite found in raw and undercooked meat, unpasteurised goats' milk, soil, cat poo, and untreated water. If you're pregnant, the infection can damage your baby, but it's important to remember toxoplasmosis in pregnancy is very rare.
Deli Meats
Make sure it is well cooked.
Be careful of cold-cured meats of any kind, as harmful parasites could be present. Cook any deli meats well before consuming - e.g. on a pizza should be fine.
Parma Ham
Pastrami
Make sure it is well cooked.
Pastrami is not always cooked during the preparation process. Be sure you cook it before eating it (grilled on a sandwich will not be enough, but on a pizza should be fine).
Pepperoni
Prosciutto
Salami
Steak
Make sure it is well cooked.
Steaks cooked rare can carry harmful bacteria. Cook thoroughly to minimise the impact.