08/05/2025
The Santiam Scoop
Not the real news, but real close.
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“Mom’s Milk, Now in a Cone”: Breast Milk-Flavored Ice Cream Hits Market, Humanity Officially Out of Ideas
By: The Scoop Staff
August 5, 2025
In what may be the most Freudian dessert release in American history, baby gear brand Frida has teamed up with ice cream chain OddFellows to launch a breast milk-flavored ice cream.
No, it doesn’t contain actual breast milk. Yes, it still manages to haunt the soul.
The flavor, which Frida claims “captures the sweetness and complexity of real breast milk,” is part of a marketing stunt to sell their new manual breast pump. Because when you think motherhood, exhaustion, and cracked ni***es, your next logical thought is ice cream.
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Tasting Notes from the Abyss
The ice cream is described as:
“Sweet, nutty, slightly salty”
Dyed yellow to resemble colostrum, aka “liquid gold,” aka “first-time mom horror movie prop”
Infused with protein, lactose, Omega‑3s, vitamins, and regrets
Frida swears it’s designed to mirror the actual nutritional profile of breast milk, but with salted caramel and honey syrup for those who like their existential dread with a hint of dessert.
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Available Now, Because No One Said “Stop”
The ice cream launched at an OddFellows shop in Brooklyn, where New Yorkers can line up between noon and 1 p.m. to experience something that sounds more like a dare than a treat.
If you’re not in New York but still want to scar your tastebuds, don’t worry — it’s available online for $12.99 a pint. Two-pint minimum. One-pint dignity maximum.
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Reactions Range from Curious to CPS-Calling
The internet had thoughts:
“Breast milk ice cream? I didn’t even want to know what kale tasted like as a kid.”
“This feels like it should be illegal in 13 states and Utah.”
“I’ve tasted my own breast milk. This isn’t it. This is a lie in a carton.”
“Honestly? Not bad. If you can get past the therapy bills.”
Frida, for their part, insists that it’s “normalizing” the conversation around breastfeeding. Critics argue it’s doing more to normalize dessert-based psychosis.
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Marketing or Mad Science?
Frida claims it’s not just about sales — it’s about awareness. But let’s be honest: If the only way to get people talking about breast pumps is to release mother-flavored dairy, maybe it’s time to reexamine the marketing team’s decision tree.
One anonymous source inside Frida reportedly said, “We were going to do a tote bag giveaway, but someone brought mushroom coffee to the pitch meeting and this is what we ended up with.”
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Final Thoughts from The Scoop
This is the dessert equivalent of catching your parents doing something you can’t unsee. It’s clever, unsettling, and somehow kind of impressive in a society that has monetized every last drop of human experience — literally.
Next up: Placenta pudding? Umbilical churros? Afterbirth beer?
We say bring it on. Just don’t bring it to our freezer.
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Disclaimer:
This article is satire. The Santiam Scoop is Not the real news, but real close. We are not affiliated with Frida, OddFellows, breast pumps, or dairy trauma.
All quotes, outrage, and digestive side effects are fictitious… probably.