Breast Milk Ice Cream? Michiganders Can Now Try This Bizarre Flavor

There have been some unique food crazes over the years, from coffee/cola hybrids to vomit-flavored jellybeans. But this new ice cream may be the mother of all weird flavors—breast milk.

A Flavor That Turns Heads

Yes, Breast Milk Ice Cream is now available to Michiganders who dare to try this new, uh, treat. Face it: you’ll either perk up when you taste it, or it will be a complete bust.

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Frida, a company that sells products geared toward parents and parents-to-be, has teamed up with New York-based OddFellows, a small-batch ice cream company, to produce and market this product. It could give people who breastfed for too long a strange yet familiar taste of nostalgia.

No Real Breast Milk—But Close

Despite the fact that you can purchase everything from breast pumps and breast milk alcohol test strips to cooling nipple pads, breast milk is not an ingredient in the new confection. Their website clearly states: Artificially flavored: Not made with breast milk.

The website describes it this way:

Our ice cream is lightly sweet, a little salty, with hints of honey and a dash of colostrum. And while it’s not actually made with human milk, we think our recipe tastes pretty close to the real deal.

How to Try Breast Milk Ice Cream in Michigan

If you are in the Dumbo, New York area, you can stop in to OddFellows for free scoops of Breast Milk Ice Cream from noon to 1 p.m. this Sunday. But Michiganders can save gas and order online. Ironically they come in pairs because there is a two-pint minimum at $12.99 per pint, and supplies are limited. Orders close this Sunday, August 10.