No. I don't think many people would unless they had some kind of fetish.
this post was submitted on 31 Mar 2024
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I stopped drinking milk in my twenties.
I prefer a titties to table milk
All milk is breast milk.
I have nipples Greg, can you milk me?
See this is one of my biggest issues with Lemmy. The pedantry.
I don't know any person irl who wouldn't know exactly what I mean when I say breast milk.
Because no one refers to any other milk as breast milk.
You know what? The four (4) of you are right. The crying baby picture was inappropriate. Maybe this one is better?
I'm upvoting only because of the dedication and pettiness.
Nice. I stumbled on that one on my phone earlier and thought it was funny.
TIL: Almonds have breasts
Almond milk isn't milk.
I've drank person milk from two different people. It's pretty thin and watery, but sweeter than cow's milk. On the whole I don't feel like I'm missing anything by not having more of it.
Calling it person milk is technically correct but boy oh boy does it make me uncomfortable.
I assumed the only reason we don't already is because of the ethical issues with subjecting human women to the practices that make bovine milk economical.
For the novelty. Especially if it comes from someone who is on dilaudid
What is that and what does it do?
Probably not, I don't even drink cows milk any more. Not because I'm vegan or anything like that, just purely for practical reasons. Cow milk goes off at the drop of a hat but I always manage to get through all my oat milk or almond milk without it turning.
Seriously, cows milk even pasteurized goes bad way too quickly since I only use it for coffee or cereal.
The milk producer would have to be on a pretty clean diet for it to taste any good. Given that, and them being easy on the eyes, I'd rather have it straight from the source.
It is for sale commercially. Hella expensive! $107 for 50 ml.
https://www.innov-research.com/products/single-donor-human-breast-milk
Now you can get it from private individuals for less - a buck or two per ounce, plus overnight shipping. But there are no food safety guarantees. You have no idea who the donor is, what kind of diet they have (may be an issue if you have food or drug allergies), or their health. That's why it's not recommended by the FDA.
No. It’s not good for your health, as an adult. It also tastes salty. I had to pump breast milk from myself years ago, after each of my two children were born. Not only is it a pain to pump breast milk, but it doesn’t taste very good. I sampled some of it from the medela graduated cylinders I used for storing my milk. My son was having stomach problems and my husband and I were going back and forth about the causes of it. Maybe it was the bottles, maybe they’re shaped wrong, maybe it’s the formula I’m supplementing with because I’m not able to pump as much as I would like to since I work, or maybe it was because breast milk tastes bad. Yes, that last argument was what led me to say that my breast milk was not worse than the Nutramigen formula for newborns with stomach issues. I tasted the milk and the formula. Breast milk has a saltier taste.
No, I'll keep on getting mine from the fridge at work.
Do you work at Blizzard?
Bobby said I can neither confirm nor deny that
How do you milk a fridge?
The funniest part is that post is what started the thought process that lead to this question.
Well, idk about buying but I'll start selling
Maybe if it had a sexy mascot or something
I don't see an issue with it, aside from the fact that it would almost certainly be ridiculously expensive. It's likely more hygienic than cow or goat milk, and you know that the people doing it would be doing so at least as consensually as anyone does any labor in a capitalist society.
I'd certainly try it
Imagine lightly salty cereal milk. It's not bad really.
Yeah I'd try it once. I mean I'm sure I accidentally tasted it when my wife was lactating but I never took a big swig.
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