Re: Human Breast milk cheese.
 

It does sound kinda wrong, unussual to say the least. We aren't really supposed to consume breast milk after we stop sucking moms tit. But then, we aren't really supopsed to drink cows (or goat/sheep/horse/..) milk either, evne though in the west we have done this for quite some time.

Part of me wonders what it would taste like, the other part says "err... we aren't supposed to do that... no!". :uhm:

Re: Human Breast milk cheese.
 

The article said it tasted along the lines of provalone/cheddar.:clueless:

Re: Human Breast milk cheese.
 

:0wned:

Re: Human Breast milk cheese.
 

I heard this a while back on the news, and I am deeply disturbed by the thought of it.

Not only would I have to start looking at the labels on whatever cheese I'm about to eat, but I also wonder, who's going to actually volunteer to give their breast milk to somebody to make cheese?

Re: Human Breast milk cheese.
 

I guess women with overly active breasts?:lookaround:

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If you did not tell me it was human milk, I would eat it.

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I'd try it. Sounds interesting, although cheddar and provolone are two very different cheeses, so I don't know how they compare it to both.

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I'd try it, I mean honestly, why the hell not?

For all of you calling it disgusting, if you drink milk, that comes from a cows utter; a far more disgusting place than a human female's breast. And if she's hot, thats a plus. ;)

For people who just think its odd, I can understand that. But don't think its nasty.

Re: Human Breast milk cheese.
 

Well actually you would be suprised at how sterile a cows utter is before milk companies extract milk from it.

But everyone is entitled to there opinion.;)

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Just because something can be done, should it?
Maybe if it was regulated very carefully to ensure that the mother's milk wasn't transferring any diseases or other unpleasantness (like trace amounts of chemicals and drugs in the donating woman's diet) I would consider it, but even then it would take some convincing for me to place it in my mouth.
Something I find conceptually repulsive (not for any moral reasons, but just because it is odd) could be the most amazing tasting thing in the world and I still wouldn't have a great desire to eat it.

I'd be curious to hear some female opinions.