BREASTMILK-FLAVOURED ICE CREAM HITS THE MARKET

Fort Worth Star-Telegram

 

Breast milk-flavored ice cream hits the market. Where can you buy a scoop?

By Helena Wegner

Updated August 6, 2025 1:58 PM

 

At one point or another, most of us have tried breast milk as babies, though few remember how it tastes.

 

So Frida Mom and OddFellows Ice Cream partnered together to jog our memories — like it or not — with a strangely familiar taste: breast milk-flavored ice cream.

 

“Our ice cream is lightly sweet, a little salty, with hints of honey and a dash of colostrum,” Frida Mom says in a description online.

 

And, no, it’s not really made with human breast milk.

 

But the ingredients mimic the sweet, salty, creamy and umami flavors of real breast milk.

 

Some of the listed ingredients include milk, heavy cream, skim milk powder, egg yolks, sugar, salted caramel flavoring, honey syrup and liposomal bovine colostrum, which is milk from cows that recently gave birth.

 

Where can you buy breast-milk flavored ice cream?

 

A pop-up location opened at OddFellows Ice Cream at 44 Water Street in Brooklyn, New York City, where curious buyers can try a spoonful for themselves.

 

The pop-up will run from Aug. 5 to Aug. 10.

 

Free scoops are also being given from noon to 1 p.m. daily “while supplies last,” Frida Mom said in an Instagram post.

 

Anyone can order the 14-ounce tub of the oddly nostalgic sweet treat online for $12.99. It can be shipped to any state in the U.S. except Alaska and Hawaii.

 

What do people think about it online?

 

Dozens of people turned to Frida Mom’s Instagram comments to share how they feel about breast milk-flavored ice cream.

 

“They turned the liquid gold into ICE CREAM !?!?” one person commented.

 

“Isn’t all ice cream technically breast milk,” someone else said.

 

“So it’s just … cow breast milk? A little relieved and a little mad,” one person said.

 

“I hear Oreos are good for milk production ☺️ in case you want to throw in some flavors,” another person wrote.