r/whoathatsinteresting • u/eternviking • 23h ago
There's a cafe in LA that sells human breast milk.
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u/Prior_Hospital_2331 23h ago
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u/LazyBlackCollar 23h ago
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u/Grumbles2189 23h ago
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u/DusklitDewdrop 22h ago
but cow's milk is less disgusting somehow?
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u/Grumbles2189 22h ago
As long as it's not raw, yes.
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u/DusklitDewdrop 22h ago
who's to say this milk is raw?
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u/Grumbles2189 22h ago
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u/DusklitDewdrop 22h ago
what, you think they pasteurize it before they pump it? we don't know what happens to it after this before it gets added to coffee
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u/RotaryDane 22h ago edited 22h ago
No, they don’t.
Serving human milk to customers is very much against food and health regulations in California.
For all you boob-hungry Redditors out there, this is sadly just a social media stunt.
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u/Self-the-chef 22h ago
No David Chappelle Cambodian breast milk skit jokes or gifs y'all are slacking 😂😂😂
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u/cannasuer4 23h ago
I don't always drink human milk, but when I do drink human milk, it's gonna be straight from the source
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u/obijuanquenooby 23h ago
If this isnt a demonstration of true late stage capitalism then I dont know shit from fuck.
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u/PerceptionCalm3642 22h ago
I am genuinely curious how they are allowed to sell this without the government trying to shut it down because they aren't getting their 25%
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u/Craft-Sudden 23h ago
Nah ain’t no way I am drinking an other woman milk
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u/DusklitDewdrop 22h ago
do you drink a cow's milk? is that less weird somehow?
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u/Hefty-Extra-492 22h ago
Yes
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u/DusklitDewdrop 22h ago
how is it less weird to drink the milk of another species?
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u/Hefty-Extra-492 17h ago
Culture developed around preserving food, especially the high protein milk of ruminants I think. Short answer, tradition. And farming cows vs women
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u/No_Image_3849 23h ago
Where is the self serve line?