Breast milk ice cream

[Mark Henry]

Melt in your mouth goodness

http://www.globaltvbc.com/entertainment/London+shop+make+breast+milk+cream/4349378/story.html

One has to ask...which is more sketchy? The mother selling the breast milk or the customer eating it?

[JJ 911SC]

The link is not working...

[Mark Henry]

Originally Posted by JJ 911SC

The link is not working...

Don't get your t!t caught in a wringer
Fixed it for you

[FPB111]

Shop to make breast milk ice cream - Yahoo! NewsFeb 24, 2011 ... A specialist ice cream parlor plans to serve up breast milk ice cream and says people should think of it as an organic, free-range treat.
Do a search there must be 50 articles on it.

[pete3799]

Originally Posted by Mark Henry

One has to ask...which is more sketchy? The mother selling the breast milk or the customer eating it?

The person harvesting said milk.
By the way......i'm available

[Mark Henry]

Originally Posted by FPB111

...and says people should think of it as an organic, free-range treat.

Free range??? well at least you know the mothers are not convicts....

Is that certified organic?

[RWebb]

where's Mike???

[red-beard]

How can you call the milk Organic and Free Range? What if the mother eats McDonalds?

[lisa_spyder]

Breast milk ice cream cools down customers at British parlour | Herald Sun

Organic, pure and free range??? Wonder which authoritive bodies have certified each woman's boobs to this effect

On a serious note...these over-lactating mums could donate their milk to a premmie baby milk bank instead. Much needed.

[RWebb]

Originally Posted by red-beard

How can you call the milk Organic and Free Range? What if the mother eats McDonalds?

you missed my comments on the Vegan thread, didn't you...

[slakjaw]

Sick!

[M.D. Holloway]

Best when served warm!

[Geronimo '74]

What? No breast milk yoghurt?
Tssss

[JJ 911SC]

You don't want to know how they make "human" custard!!!

Custard: Key to a Successful Marriage?

A wife in the UK credits custard as the key to a successful marriage.

It must be quite the recipe--they've been married 70 years!

[lane912]

upon showing this to my partner, I have been informed that I shal not consume any bodily fluids from anyone other than her.

[sammyg2]

I prefer it right from the tap.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by sammyg2

I prefer it right from the tap.

Your wife is pregnant?

[Esel Mann]

A friend of mine and I during a drinking session long-long ago (while watching WSL roller jam) once thought breast-milk pancakes would be a hot seller.

We told our wives our great idea. Our wives thought we were crazy to even consider such a venture. Well we are crazy but that's not the point. Breast-milk anything sounds good, conceptualizes well, and hits that instinctual back when we lived in caves button too. How can one not possibly make Ka-ching?

We interviewed many to gauge demand. There was clearly a demand.

Next we had to interview potential willing givers. Well that was when things went south and fast. Soccer moms it turns out aren't too interested in such a venture. If a willing giver was not a crack-whore, or on something, or a regular test-subject for medical experiments, lets just say hygiene and health was not a potential giver's strengths.

So with the knowledge of where the breast-milk would be coming from suddenly breast-milk anything no longer sounded appealing. The concept was retired and we returned back to the drawing board......

[wdfifteen]

Originally Posted by Esel Mann

A friend of mine and I during a drinking session long-long ago (while watching WSL roller jam) once thought breast-milk pancakes would be a hot seller.

We told our wives our great idea. Our wives thought we were crazy to even consider such a venture. Well we are crazy but that's not the point. Breast-milk anything sounds good, conceptualizes well, and hits that instinctual back when we lived in caves button too. How can one not possibly make Ka-ching?

We interviewed many to gauge demand. There was clearly a demand.

Next we had to interview potential willing givers. Well that was when things went south and fast. Soccer moms it turns out aren't too interested in such a venture. If a willing giver was not a crack-whore, or on something, or a regular test-subject for medical experiments, lets just say hygiene and health was not a potential giver's strengths.

So with the knowledge of where the breast-milk would be coming from suddenly breast-milk anything no longer sounded appealing. The concept was retired and we returned back to the drawing board......

Darn! Sorry to hear that. This story gave me the idea of buying some of these babies Lansinoh to make collections. I figured I'd drop one off, go to the next place drop it off, etc, until I'd distributed half a dozen, then go back to where I began and start picking up the product. All the while I'd have my ice cream store working away, making gold out of the previous day's collections. So, soccer mom's don't like being treated like cattle, huh? Who would have guessed?

[sammyg2]

The plot thickens:

Breast Milk Ice Cream Confiscated Over Hepatitis Fears
Published March 01, 2011

LONDON -- A London borough council confiscated breast milk ice cream being sold in a shop in the city's tourist district over fears it could contain hepatitis viruses and sent it for testing.

"Following two complaints from members of the public and concerns from the Health Protection Agency and Food Standards Agency, our officers visited the premises and removed all ice cream being sold as containing breast milk," council officer Brian Connell told the London Evening Standard newspaper Tuesday. "Selling foodstuffs made from another person's bodily fluids can lead to viruses being passed on and in this case, potentially hepatitis."

The ice cream, dubbed Baby Gaga by maker Icecreamists, is made by combining a liter of donated breast milk from a single woman with vanilla pods and lemon zest.

The shop's founder, 44-year-old Matt O'Connor, was outraged at the council's actions and claimed that he took "every possible precaution" when preparing the ice cream.

"Our donor was screened at a leading medical clinic, and then the ice cream mix is fully pasteurized. We have had a fantastic response, and 200 women have come forward and offer[ed] to give us milk," he said.

Lactating mothers are paid £15 ($24) for every 10 ounces of breast milk they supply for the ice cream and are required to undergo the same health checks used by the UK's National Health Service to screen blood donors.

O'Connor added that he would consider protesting if the council banned him from selling the ice cream.