cupure logo
trumptariffsbanktrumpsinterestcutratesenglandratebank england

I tried breast milk-flavored ice cream and I liked it. Seriously.

Yup, I did.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderBaby goods company Frida and OddFellows Ice Cream launched a breast milk-flavored ice cream.Of course, I had to try it.It was … surprisingly good?Have you ever tried breast milk, not even a sip?Well, if you're curious, a New York City-based ice cream brand, OddFellows, has your answer.In honor of National Breastfeeding Awareness Month, it teamed up with Frida, a baby and postpartum goods brand, to create the perfect scoop of breast milk-flavored ice cream.So, no, it doesn't actually contain human breast milk, but it does contain "a dash of colostrum," also known as "liquid gold."Human breast-milk products are not totally unheard of — mommy bloggers have shared ice cream recipes that they use for their children, and soap and lotion products are available to buy online — but it's not an area mainstream food brands have typically explored.I tried the limited-time-only flavor at OddFellows' location in Dumbo, Brooklyn, where it will be sold until August 10. If you're not in the area, Frida is also offering nationwide shipping by the pint (with a two-pint minimum) for $12.99 each.Let's dive in and see what breast milk ice cream really tastes like.I went to OddFellows to try its collaboration with baby-goods brand Frida: breast milk-inspired ice cream.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderOn my way to the shop in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn, I saw advertising for the ice cream everywhere.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderReally, I couldn't miss it.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderAnd all that advertising is working — many media outlets have been covering this (what some would call) bizarre flavor.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderSource: USA TodayInside OddFellows, its commitment to the new flavor continued.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderI was surprised to see that the breast milk ice cream was a bright yellow-orange color, like marigolds.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderMy scoop came with a wafer proclaiming that I had tried this innovation in ice cream.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderSurprisingly, it was pretty darn good. It tasted like sweet cream with a bit of honey mixed in.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderThe hue is inspired by the colostrum inside the ice cream — that's the naturally occurring secretion that mammals produce first after giving birth.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderIt contains protein, fat, carbs, magnesium, and vitamins, hence why it's called liquid gold. That nickname is another reason for the ice cream's shade, which is enhanced by food coloring.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderSource: Business InsiderThe ice cream isn't actually made from human breast milk. Instead, like almost every other ice cream, it comes from a cow.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderThe ice cream is available to ship nationwide through Sunday, August 10.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderWould I get it again? Honestly, yes. It was creamy with a balance of salty and sweet. I'll skip the wafer proclaiming it's breast milk, though.Gabbi Shaw/Business InsiderRead the original article on Business Insider

Comments

Business News