Mother's Milk... On Ice

Gross. A ice cream shop in London, Icecreamists, is about to launch a new flavor of frozen goodness. They call it "Baby Gaga" and, like the pop star it's named after, it's like no other. It's made from human breast milk.

The delicacy will be flavored using Madagascan vanilla pods and lemon zest, and the shop will sell single servings of home-churned delight for £23.

No word on cup (or cone) sizes, but at that price, here's hoping the portions are, ahem, voluptuous.

Unsurprisingly, this new product has attracted a lot of attention. The BBC, Reuters and the Huffington Post have all covered it. 


"What could be more natural than fresh, free-range mother's milk in an ice cream?," said Victoria Hiley, who is one of the 15 women who answered an online ad, and agreed to sell her boobs' bounty.


Thanks, Hiley, but I think I'm going to stick with Häagen-Dazs.