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OddFellows and Frida Release Limited “Breast Milk” Ice Cream in Brooklyn and Online

The USDA-approved recipe mimics breast milk’s profile using bovine colostrum, drawing long lines, dividing opinions.

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A Brooklyn ice cream shop offered a breast milk-inspired flavour, drawing curious New Yorkers eager to taste the unusual, limited-edition.
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Overview

  • OddFellows Ice Cream Co. partnered with parenting brand Frida to officially release the limited-edition flavor on August 5 through online orders and a Dumbo pop-up.
  • The ice cream contains no human milk, relying on milk, heavy cream, skim milk powder and liposomal bovine colostrum alongside egg yolks, honey syrup, caramel flavoring and stabilizers.
  • Online sales are capped at one pint per customer for $12.99 while the Water Street outlet gives away 50 free scoops daily to eager New Yorkers.
  • A branded truck emblazoned with “Breast Milk Ice Cream” toured New York streets and long lines at the Dumbo shop fueled widespread social-media attention.
  • Taste testers compared the flavor to vanilla, cake batter and mango, illustrating a broad spectrum of reactions from intrigue to revulsion.